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In the matter of ZZ (Interim Care Order) [2024] JRC 047 (22 February 2024)
The court granted an interim care order for a 12-year-old child, finding threshold met on evidence of significant harm linked to the mother’s mental health.
In the matter of QQ (Care proceedings) [2023] JRC 170 (20 September 2023)
The Royal Court of Jersey refused to discharge an interim care order, holding that the child’s welfare still required ongoing assessment and court protection at the residential unit.
In the matter of PP (Interim Care Order) [2023] JRC 073 (10 May 2023)
The Jersey Royal Court made an interim care order for PP, placing him with F and her husband, and deferred final care planning pending further assessment.
In the matter of GG and HH (Care Order) [2023] JRC 070 (03 May 2023)
The Jersey Royal Court granted final child welfare orders for GG and HH, including a 12-month Supervision Order for HH and a Residence Order for GG's father.
In the matter of RR (Interim Care Order) [2021] JRC 156 (14 June 2021)
The court granted an interim care order for RR, finding chronic neglect and serious risk of violence if he remained with his maternal grandparents.
In the matter of Kian (Interim care order) [2018] JRC 074 (23 April 2018)
The Royal Court granted an interim care order for a newborn, finding removal necessary and proportionate because the child could not safely remain with the parents.
In the matter of Louise,Tyler,Charlie and James (Care order) [2018] JRC 003 (08 January 2018)
The court found James’s acid injury was accidental and held the threshold for an interim care order was not met, so the order fell away.
In the matter of Andrew (Care order and placement) [2017] JRC 147 (12 September 2017)
The court granted an interim care order for Andrew and approved his urgent placement in England, finding serious emotional harm and that his parents’ refusal to consent was unreasonable.
In re Bradley (Interim Care Order) [2017] 2 JLR_Note 6 (10 August 2017)
Note on an interim care order concerning Bradley, a child subject to care proceedings, applying the welfare principle under the Children (Jersey) Law 2002.
In the matter of Nicole (Care proceedings) [2016] JRC 209 (14 November 2016)
The Royal Court allowed the Minister to place Nicole with her grandmother and husband in the UK for a period of assessment under an interim care order.
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