Standard of Proof in UK Law
- B (Children) (Care Proceedings: Standard of Proof) (CAFCASS intervening)
- Re H and R (Child Sexual Abuse: Standard of Proof)
- Re S-B (Children) (Care Proceedings: Standard of Proof)
- Kacaj (Article 3 – Standard of Proof – Non-State Actors)
- Re H and R (Child Sexual Abuse: Standard of Proof)
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R (N) v Mental Health Review Tribunal (Northern Region) and Others
... ... , contending that the tribunal had erred in its approach to the standard of proof. The challenge was dismissed by Munby J in a lengthy judgment ... ...
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R v Secretary of State for the Home Department, ex parte Khawaja
... ... cases the immigration officers stated, in what appears to be a standard formula, that there were "reasonable grounds to conclude" …. etc. That ... 17 With regard to the standard of proof, I agree with my noble and learned friend, Lord Scarman, that for the ... ...
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Secretary of State for the Home Department v Rehman
... ... , in our opinion, been satisfactorily established to the required standard by the evidence. Nor have we overlooked the appellant's statement that he ... requires that they should be proved to the civil standard of proof. But that is not the whole exercise. The Secretary of State, in deciding ... ...
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R (McCann) v Manchester Crown Court
... ... (d) what the standard of proof is in such proceedings. The evidential question arises ... ...
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B (A Child)
... ... will in future be caused by the child not receiving a reasonable standard of care or by the absence of adequate parental control. This is not ... natural family (In re S-B (Children) (Care Proceedings: Standard of Proof) [2009] UKSC 17 , [2010] 1 AC 678 , para 7); and ... ...
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