‘The horse has already bolted’: Transparency in a case of “brain-stem death”

By Celia Kitzinger, with Brian Farmer, 24 September 2023 On 9th July 2023, Andy Casey – then a healthy young man – was on a night out when he was assaulted in a pub garden.  He was punched on the right side of his head and fell to the ground, with catastrophic injury to his brain. AnContinue reading “‘The horse has already bolted’: Transparency in a case of “brain-stem death””

Access challenges in the Family Court: On not being allowed to watch the Indi Gregory hearing 

By Rhiannon Snaith, 20 September 2023 Indi Gregory is a six-month-old baby girl who has mitochondrial disease, a rare and incurable genetic condition that drains energy from the body’s cells. She also has a hole in her heart, and soon after her birth underwent operations on her bowel, and her brain to drain fluid.  DespiteContinue reading “Access challenges in the Family Court: On not being allowed to watch the Indi Gregory hearing “