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Post by AncientOne on Jul 5, 2004 18:22:39 GMT -5
Something that could be good or bad....
Social services must make their case for care within forty weeks or will be defaulted against if they cannot bring a good test of law.
If the judge has not been shown sufficent evidence to justify sufficient risk of harm at the time of the application then he should dismiss it.
Being a new rule it does mean however that the judiciary are slow on the uptake but it does curtail the several years that these cases can take.
Once the first hearing has been, the 40 week timer starts and the case cannot exceed that time limit.
Views?
AO RPSSUK
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Marc
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Post by Marc on Jul 6, 2004 17:45:10 GMT -5
Bloody Great. As Sharon and my final hearing starts Thursday it may be a good idea to raise this issue, thanks for that AO. The overall 40 week rule is a damb good one, although SS may given the shorter time, fabricate even more evidence than they currently do.
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Post by Amanda on Jan 1, 2006 4:13:51 GMT -5
What is this 40 week rule?, do u mean from the day your case began to the day it ended?,my case went on for 22 months. My children are still with abusive foster carers Please someone email me about the 40 week rule. amandafallowsjackson@msn.com jeremiahjamesfallows1@yahoo.ca Thanks, Amanda
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