Cases
B (Children: Uncertain Perpetrator) [2019] EWCA Civ 575
4th April 2019
Practice Areas
Successful appeal against findings of fact made by the court at first instance, where the trial judge was criticised for not applying the correct test for the identification of perpetrators of significant harm. The case raises an important principle about the proper approach to take when identifying perpetrators and the risk of effectively reversing the burden of proof
Chris Stevenson
Sally Bradley
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