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In a 2004 decision (Re Alex) the Family Court of Australia found that the court's permission was required for puberty blockers. It took until 2013 for that decision to be

The case against the Tavistock, seeking (in effect) to deny trans kids in the UK treatment that is available throughout the rest of the developed world, will hear no submissions

Here is a link to the full judgment in the Tavistock case. https://www.judiciary.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Bell-v-Tavistock-Judgment.pdf The practical effect of the judgment will be that puberty blockers will very rarely be prescribed t

In this thread, I noted the lawyer acting against the Tavistock, Paul Conrathe, is using very similar arguments (those under 18 cannot consent at all; or cannot lawfully consent without

Because Government Press Officers are claiming Ministers were exonerated by the National Audit Office report, let's take a look at what it actually says.(1) we cannot give assurance that government

Here's Saiger LLC and some of the contracts it won. None of these nine notices are clearly the same contract but we think there are probably five contracts. All are

Lots of chatter about Lord Faulks' forthcoming report on judicial review. It's fine to ask - and of course we do - questions about the proper limits to the judicial

Some righteous fury from @KamranAbbasi on the "state corruption on a grand scale" of this Government's response to the pandemic.https://www.bmj.com/content/371/bmj.m4425?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_term=ho

An FOI request of the Health and Safety Executive in relation to PPE supplied to the Department of Health by Pestfix has turned up some quite extraordinary material. THREAD The

Absolutely staggering. After @GoodLawProject sued DHSC for unlawfully procuring PPE from Pestfix, DHSC put pressure on the Health and Safety Executive to lie and say that Pestfix PPE had passed

Nice to have the leader of the Labour Party behind us. Revealing to hear Johnson go out of his way to praise the private sector (especially in the context of

Boris Johnson has just talked about a massive expansion of rapid result home testing kits which seem to be the saliva tests made by Innova.https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/oct/28/10-of-englands-population-could-be-tested-for-covid-19-

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