Re W and Another (Non-Accidental Injury)
[2003] FCR 346).15.It is common for witnesses in these cases to tell lies in the course of the investigation and the hearing. The court must be careful to bear in mind at all times that a witness may lie for many reasons, such as shame, misplaced loyalty, panic, fear, and distress. The fact that a witness has lied about some matters does not mean that he or she has lied about everything (R v Lucas [1981] QB 720). In
- HHJ Walker :
- The Law
- [2013] EWHC 1569 (Fam)
- Re W and Another (Non-Accidental Injury)
- Re A, B and C
- B (Children: Uncertain Perpetrator)
- Re A (Children) (Pool of Perpetrators)
- This hearing
- My assessment of the parents
- Inappropriate handing
- Failure to take sleeping advice
- Failure to take feeding advice
