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Family Courts: A Bright Hope for the Future?,its flaws (Johnson, 1985); they believe that some woolly-minded enthusiasts have mistakenly seen a family court as ‘a(chǎn) remedy that would improve or rectify defects in the administration of family law and as a panacea for certain family crises and problems’ (Szwed, 1984).

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understand the legal system and how to use it in order to help children and their families. This requires knowledge about the preparation of cases, decision making, choosing appropriate courts, giving evidence, writing court reports, court procedures, and communicating effectively with solicitors an

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Conclusion, image. On a number of factors such as assertiveness, intelligence, professionalism, responsibility, sensitivity, sympathy, and so on, ‘social workers rated lawyers almost as highly as themselves, but lawyers proved sadly ungenerous in their overall rating of social workers’.

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Social Workers and the Legislative Framework: A Case of Occupational Blinkers,ren and their families. Social workers are understandably concerned about the effects which legal action may have on their clients and working relationships. What is harder to confront, except among trusted colleagues, is the anxiety and fear that arise from an ignorance of the law, uncertainty abou

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The Legal System, they relate to each other. Information is offered about the origins and purpose of the adversarial approach, legal advocacy and the part that social workers might play in using ‘the law’ on behalf of children. This chapter and Chapter 3 are a travel companion containing information about the major

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The Courts with Jurisdiction for Children,urts, the County Court, the High Court, the Appeal Court, and the House of Lords. Of all these, social workers most frequently appear in the Juvenile and County Courts, although with the increasing use of wardship, High Court appearances by social workers have become more common.

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