View source for An ICB v RN and TN (2022) EWCOP 41

{{Case
|Date=2022/09/28
|NCN=[2022] EWCOP 41
|Court=Court of Protection
|Judges=Simon Burrows
|Parties=An ICB, RN, TN
|Judicial history=*[[TN v An NHS ICB (2022) EWCOP 53]]
*[[An ICB v RN and TN (2022) EWCOP 41]]
|Sentence=Coronavirus vaccination
|Summary=RN had already contracted coronavirus and recovered, and his mother objected to administration of a coronavirus vaccination. The court decided that it would be in his best interests, primarily because of government guidance (which the doctors followed) and because the court should take the same approach to adults lacking capacity as to children, and partly because the "altruistic argument" that receiving the vaccine would help others "is a powerful factor that is likely to be a strong argument for the vaccine for people in a risk group such as RN".
|Subject=Coronavirus vaccination cases
|News=Yes
|RSS pubdate=2023/03/16 09:07:51 PM
}}