EPISODE · Jan 25, 2010 · 10 MIN

The barrister’s perspective

from Social care, social work and the law - Audio · host The Open University

Mark Mullins, a barrister, offers his unique viewpoint on the interaction of social workers with the court system. He defines the different types of proceedings, along with limitations and working with families.

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