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==About the website==
{{Main Page introduction}}


== Editing ==
The abbreviations are similar but MHLO, [[Mental Health Lawyers Association|MHLA]] and [[Mental Health Law Reports|MHLR]] are all different.
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Most pages can be edited. To edit the on-screen page click on "edit" (at the top of the page), make your changes, then click "save".
==Improve the website==
* If you have any document (e.g. case transcript) or information (e.g. whether a case is being appealed) which could usefully be published, then please send it by email. Also please email if you have any ideas for the site. See [[Contributors]] for a list of people who have contributed over the years.


== Links ==
* [[Contact:Magic_Book#top|Magic Book]]: Add people and places to this contacts database.
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==Financial support==
* [[Books]]: Buy books via the [https://uk.bookshop.org/shop/mentalhealthlaw Bookshop.org] and Amazon affiliate links.


To make a link to an internet site, just type the address including the initial '<nowiki>http://</nowiki>': if you type <nowiki>http://www.bailii.org</nowiki> it displays as http://www.bailii.org.
* [[CPD scheme]]: 12 hours for £60 and not just for lawyers.


To make a link to a page on this site, use double square brackets around its name: if you type <nowiki>[[s1]]</nowiki> into the page it displays as [[s1]].
* [[Jobs]] and [[Events]]: Advertise yours here.


== New page ==
* Make a [[Donation]].
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To add a new page, make a link to the proposed page (see previous sentence). Click on the link - which will be red - to start creating the page.
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== Formatting ==
==Conventions==
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In a development which may enthuse some more than others, I have at last (November 2016) written an extension which: (1) overcomes a software limitation which previously meant that all citations contained round brackets (square brackets are used in citations if the year is needed to identify the case or article, which is true for all neutral citation numbers); and (2) checks BAILII each time a neutral citation number appears on MHLO and automatically adds a BAILII link if the judgment is available there (links appear in blue text: the automatic external links have dotted underlining, normal external links have solid underlining, and internal links to other MHLO pages are not underlined). You can see an example of the extension at work on the [[R (Lee-Hirons) v SSJ (2016) UKSC 46, (2016) MHLO 38]] page.
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Surround text with two ' marks to make it italic: type <nowiki>''word''</nowiki> to display ''word''.
* Link styles:
** Normal internal link (i.e. to another MHLO page): [[Legislation]].
** Automatically-generated link to an MHLO case page: [2018] EWCA Crim 2743
** Link to page which doesn't exist yet: [[Red links]].
** Normal external links (i.e. to a different website): [https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ Legislation.gov.uk]
** Automatically-generated BAILII link: [2018] WLR(D) 637


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* Other:
 
** Direct quotation, e.g. from statute: <span class="perm">Highlighted background</span>.
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** † or <i class="fa fa-archive"></i> = a backup has been kept, but not uploaded onto the website (email me)
 
** ‡ or <span style="color: #008CBA"><i class="fa fa-cloud-download"></i></span> = click on the symbol to view a backup copy.
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** <i class="fa fa-university archive-icon"></i> = archive link (either Internet Archive or National Archives)
** <i class="fa fa-university archive-search-icon"></i> = Internet Archive search page (might be archived there)
** {{link|text=Dead link}} = No link available, or link is known to be dead
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==Contact details==
Please email '''jonathan''' at '''mentalhealthlaw.co.uk''' (replace 'at' with the @ symbol).
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Latest revision as of 23:51, 17 October 2024

About the website

The internet resource on mental health law, and mental capacity law, for England & Wales. You can sign up for free email updates, the online forum and the CPD scheme (which provides 12 hours for £75 and is suitable for lawyers and non-lawyers). You can advertise your job vacancies and events here, or browse the bookshop. The main content of this website has been divided into Case law (2461), Legislation (388) and Resources (1,108), together with separate Information pages (334) to link everything together.

The abbreviations are similar but MHLO, MHLA and MHLR are all different.

Improve the website

  • If you have any document (e.g. case transcript) or information (e.g. whether a case is being appealed) which could usefully be published, then please send it by email. Also please email if you have any ideas for the site. See Contributors for a list of people who have contributed over the years.
  • Magic Book: Add people and places to this contacts database.

Financial support

  • CPD scheme: 12 hours for £60 and not just for lawyers.

Conventions

  • Other:
    • Direct quotation, e.g. from statute: Highlighted background.
    • † or = a backup has been kept, but not uploaded onto the website (email me)
    • ‡ or = click on the symbol to view a backup copy.
    • = archive link (either Internet Archive or National Archives)
    • = Internet Archive search page (might be archived there)
    • Dead link = No link available, or link is known to be dead

Contact details

Please email jonathan at mentalhealthlaw.co.uk (replace 'at' with the @ symbol).


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