CHAPTER 21
Deprivation of Liberty applications in the Court of Protection
21.9Challenging deprivations of liberty in care homes and hospitals 21.9Where no authorisation has been granted 21.13Where an authorisation has been granted Reviews • Application or review?
21.19Applications under MCA 2005 s21A 21.22Who should make an application? 21.25What if the RPR does not bring the challenge? 21.30Making the application 21.33Preparing the application 21.40After the application is received 21.44Preparing for the first hearing 21.51The approach of the court to section 21A applications 21.56‘Re X ’ applications 21.63Making an application The order
Evidence required
That the court can in principle make an order • Why the court can consent to the arrangements on P’s behalf as being in P’s best interests • Ancillary matters about the arrangements • Procedural matters relating to the application