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Date: 31/07/2015 Code: 41861123 Thomson Reuters, NEW ZEALAND |
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| eReference - ProView | Family Law - Incapacity eReference | 31/07/2015 | 41861123 | POA | Enquiry |
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Family Law – Incapacity is an authoritative source of information on the legal, ethical and clinical issues surrounding mental health law, drug dependency, guardianship of incapacitated adults, and management of their property.
This product examines the complexities of New Zealand’s mental health law and its interaction with the criminal justice system, privacy issues, constitutional freedoms and patient rights.
This service is written and updated to focus on providing useful guidance for those involved in working with, advising on, or administering this important area of family law.
All relevant legislation is included and constantly updated to provide a fully consolidated view of the law. This is supplemented with informed commentary and references to case law developments (including direct links to cases reported in Family Cases product).
The commentary, legislation and case law in this service provides a detailed guide to New Zealand law on:
There are also the usual legislative tables, table of cases and a subject index.
There is a strong practical focus on judicial inquiries, treatment procedures and United Nations principles.
Family Law – Incapacity is an essential resource for all family lawyers and agencies and organisations that are involved in any aspect of mental health.
This work is available in looseleaf, online and as an eReference (in ProView).
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Family Law – Incapacity is an authoritative source of information on the legal, ethical and clinical issues surrounding mental health law, drug dependency, guardianship of incapacitated adults, and management of their property.
This product examines the complexities of New Zealand’s mental health law and its interaction with the criminal justice system, privacy issues, constitutional freedoms and patient rights.
This service is written and updated to focus on providing useful guidance for those involved in working with, advising on, or administering this important area of family law.
All relevant legislation is included and constantly updated to provide a fully consolidated view of the law. This is supplemented with informed commentary and references to case law developments (including direct links to cases reported in Family Cases product).
The commentary, legislation and case law in this service provides a detailed guide to New Zealand law on:
There are also the usual legislative tables, table of cases and a subject index.
There is a strong practical focus on judicial inquiries, treatment procedures and United Nations principles.
Family Law – Incapacity is an essential resource for all family lawyers and agencies and organisations that are involved in any aspect of mental health.
This work is available in looseleaf, online and as an eReference (in ProView).
Book
$204.00 + GST
Book
$123.00 + GST
Book
$144.00 + GST
eBook - ProView
$265.00 + GST
eBook - ProView
$159.00 + GST
eBook - ProView
$204.00 + GST
eBook - ProView
$123.00 + GST
eBook - ProView
$144.00 + GST
eBook - ProView
$186.00 + GST
Substance Addiction
Intellectual Disability
Mental Health
Personal And Property Rights
Related Legislation
Practice Notes
Other
Citation
This product may be cited as follows:
NB: Price is for a single annual subscription for one user and includes all updates issued during the year. For pricing for multiple users or for existing subscribers to the service in other formats, please email us or call 0800 10 60 60.
eBooks and eReferences (an updating subscription eBook) may not be returned once the software key has been supplied to the customer, which supply will be by email after publication of the eReference or eBook. Your rights as a customer to access and use the ProView software and a ProView eSub are subject to acceptance of the terms upon which are at: http://thomsonreuters.com/site/proview/license-agreement/licence-agreement-new-zealand/
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