- Cited — A v B & Anor. 2023-03-07
“…r occasion in the context of domestic abuse. Indeed, the second occasion that ‘abuse’ appears it is in a quotation from Baroness Hale from paragraph 29 of Re W [2010] UKSC 12 (a case relating to the attendance of children to give evidence in Family proceedings) which the authors of the document wrongly attribute to a different case,…”
- Applied — A, B And C (Children), Re (Rev 1) 2021-04-01
“…s the Recorder‟s assessment of D. Miss Gilliatt argues that appropriate allowance was made for D‟s age and maturity and the guidance to be derived from in Re W [2010] UKSC 12 at [27], the Advocacy Gateway and the FJC 2011 Guidance on Children Giving Evidence was applied. Whilst she does concede in written submissions that, with rega…”
- Cited — A, B And C (Children), Re (Rev 1) 2021-04-01
“…exual abuse, but in which the child is rarely, and too rarely in my view, called to give evidence despite their competence and in light of the decision in Re W [2010] UKSC 12. In these cases, there is often an absence of independent direct or forensic evidence that supports the case.…”
- Cited — C & Anor. v A Local Authority & Ors. 2018-06-07
“…The judge would clearly have had in mind the seminal decision of the Supreme Court in Re W (Children) [2010] UKSC 12 and she obviously endeavoured to produce a structure for the taking of evidence from P in accordance with guidance given in the judgment of the court, as deliv…”