Possible non-accidental injury to a child, Part 1: An overview of the law - Spire Barristers

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Possible non-accidental injury to a child, Part 1: An overview of the law - Spire Barristers

Title:: Possible non-accidental injury to a child, Part 1: An overview of the law - Spire Barristers
When:: Mon, 8 February 2021, 13:00
Where:: Online (live webinar)
Category:: Child Protection

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Cost: Free

Speaker: Reagan Persaud

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Location:: Online (live webinar)

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