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CHILD AND FAMILY LAW QUARTERLY Vol 16, No 3, 2004

Date:22 SEP 2011

CHILD AND FAMILY LAW QUARTERLY

Vol 16, No 3, 2004

CONTENTS

Articles

Same-sex marriage in England: a role for human rights? by John Murphy 245

'Hands-off parenting?' - towards a reform of the defence of reasonable chastisement in the UK by Rhona K.M. Smith 261

Families, assisted reproduction and the law by Rebecca Probert 273

Research

Satisfaction and dissatisfaction with father-child contact arrangements in Australia by Patrick Parkinson and Bruce Smyth 289

Silence in court? - hearing children in residence and contact disputes by Vanessa May and Carol Smart 305

Case Commentary

Lomas v Parle - Coherent and effective remedies for victims of domestic violence: time for an integrated domestic violence court? by Mandy Burton 317

On need and gatekeeping - R (G) v Barnet London Borough Council; R (A) v Lambeth London Borough Council; R (W) v Lambeth London Borough Council by Dave Cowan 331

Glass v United Kingdom - maternal instinct v medical opinion by Richard Huxtable and Karen Forbes 339

Book Reviews 355

Books Received 363

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