Violent Disorder in UK Law
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Duty Of Care Parent Company Liability For Actions Of Foreign Subsidiaries
... ... the 2007 presidential election, there was widespread violence and disorder throughout Kenya. The violence and disorder spread onto UTKL's plantation where murders and other violent assaults were committed on employees or residents at UTKL. The ... ...
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Dorset Council Exposed Woman To Risk Of Abuse From Father
... ... The social work assessment confirmed that the father had been ... violent towards the mother and children, and included a lot of ... information ... recent diagnosis of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder ... The mother initially complained about the disclosure of the ... ...
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The Estate Of Norman Walter Gill Deceased: Personality Disorders And The Issue Of Testamentary Capacity
... ... Norman suffered a personality disorder diagnosed in 1979, which ... had poisoned his natural affection for his ... Even when children do not ... continue in violent situations, emotional trauma continues to be ... experienced ... Even ... ...
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Human Rights | Talking Tactics | When Is Kettling Justified Asks Richard Scorer
... ... and had to manage what they reasonably believed could become a violent situation. This "imminent risk" approach was essentially endorsed by the ... could only be justified by the need to prevent serious public disorder and violence, and must be reasonable and proportionate. The need for ... ...
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The Dangers Of Diversion: Advising Mentally Disordered Offenders On The Practical Effect Of Compulsory Detention Under The Mental Health Act 1983
... ... better advised to seek a penal disposal and advance their mental disorder as mitigation ... Introduction ... The prevailing view within the ... However, under Part 12 there needs to be a specified violent or sexual offence that has a maximum sentence of ten years or above, and a ... ...
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New Deprivation Of Liberty Safeguards Introduced
... ... sent to Bournwood Hospital (Bournwood) following a violent episode ... in a day centre. He was compliant, and there was no need to ... over 18, he must have a disorder or disturbance of the mind and he ... must lack capacity. The question of ... ...
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Criminality, Serious Harm & Immigration Decisions
... ... Where a person has been convicted of one or more violent, ... drugs-related, racially motivated or sexual offences, they will ... offences, or those who are likely to incite public ... disorder. ... Cases will be considered on a case by case basis and will be ... ...
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Criminality, Serious Harm & Immigration Decisions
... ... Where a person has been convicted of one or more violent, ... drugs-related, racially motivated or sexual offences, they will ... offences, or those who are likely to incite public ... disorder. ... Cases will be considered on a case by case basis and will be ... ...
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Health & Safety Update - March 2012
... ... He suffered from social anxiety disorder and asked to sit at a desk close to the window. His employer agreed but ... of Appeal considered whether employers were vicariously liable for violent acts committed by their employees against managers in response to lawful ... ...
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Secondary Victim Claims ' Where Are We Now?
... ... traumatic, event in the nature of an accident or violent ... happening" (p 267), and there had not been such an event ... Rather, ... traumatic stress disorder ... The defendant accepted that the claimant was a secondary victim ... ...
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