A child needs a lawyer who listens, stays involved and acts on urgent needs. Appointment alone is not effective representation.
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Research & practiceThe damage to childhood cannot be measured only by the outcome of a criminal case. Safety, treatment, schooling and dependable care need their own timetable.
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Research & practiceThe challenge is not to import another slogan. It is to make reliable interviews, independent representation and continuous care available to the child who needs them.
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Case analysisA concern about interpretation and professional support is useful only if it reaches the child’s casework. We examine the gap between a warning, a reply and a remedy.
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Case analysisA lawyer’s name in the file does not protect a child. Representation must include contact with the child, current information and action on needs that cannot wait for another hearing.
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