The Limits of State Power & Private Rights: Exploring Child Protection & Safeguarding Referrals and Assessments
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The Limits of State Power & Private Rights: Exploring Child Protection & Safeguarding Referrals and Assessments

by Lauren Devine

Law Social Work public policy Child Protection Safeguarding
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The Limits of State Power & Private Rights examines child protection through the competing principles of public authority and private rights. Focusing on safeguarding referrals and assessments, it offers a focused exploration of the issues raised when state intervention affects children, families, and professional decision-making.

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This book explores the relationship between state power and private rights in the context of child protection.

It focuses on safeguarding referrals and assessments, examining these processes as areas where public responsibilities and individual interests intersect.

The subject will interest readers seeking a focused discussion of legal and practical issues in child safeguarding.

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