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Newcastle Authors	Title	Year
Professor Kathryn Hollingsworth	Child First in the Criminal Courts	2023
Professor Kathryn Hollingsworth	Future-Proofing Children's Rights Protections for Young Foreign National Offenders: Blurring the Bright Lines	2022
Professor Kathryn Hollingsworth	Genera-relational Justice in the Covid Recovery Period: Children in the Criminal Justice System	2021
Professor Kathryn Hollingsworth	Protecting Vulnerable Child Defendants in England and Wales: A House of Cards	2021
Ying-Qi Liaw Dr Ilke Turkmendag Professor Kathryn Hollingsworth	Reinterpreting “genetic identity” in the regulatory and ethical context of heritable genome editing	2021
Professor Kathryn Hollingsworth	"This case is about you and your future": Towards Judgments for Children	2020
Professor Kathryn Hollingsworth	Children and Juvenile Justice Law: The Possibilities of a Relational-Rights Approach	2020
Professor Kathryn Hollingsworth	Brexit and children in conflict with the law: what youth court magistrates need to know	2019
Professor Kathryn Hollingsworth	”This is a story about you and your future”: Towards Judgements for Children	2018
Professor Kathryn Hollingsworth	Judging Parental Child Abduction: What does it mean to adopt a children's rights approach?	2018
Professor Kathryn Hollingsworth	Towards a Children’s Rights Based Approach to Judging Child’ Objections Cases’	2018
Professor Kathryn Hollingsworth	Towards a Children’s Rights Judgment: Five Factors that Judges Might Wish to Consider	2018
Professor Kathryn Hollingsworth Sharon Gilmore	Introducing Children's Rights Judgments	2017
Professor Kathryn Hollingsworth	Judging Children's Rights: Tendencies, Tensions, Constraints and Opportunities	2017
Professor Kathryn Hollingsworth	R v JTB: Commentary	2017
Professor Kathryn Hollingsworth	Rewriting Children's Rights Judgments: From Academic Vision to New Practice	2017
Professor Kathryn Hollingsworth	Towards Children's Rights Judgments	2017
Professor Kathryn Hollingsworth	The Utility and Futility of International Rights Standards for Children in Conflict with the Law: The Case of England	2016
Professor Kathryn Hollingsworth	Judging Children's Rights and the Benefits Cap: R (SG and others) v Secretary of State for Work and Pensions	2015
Professor Kathryn Hollingsworth	Assuming Responsibilty for Incarcerated Children: A Rights Case for Care-Based Homes	2014
Professor Kathryn Hollingsworth	Bright lines and best interests: children, age and rights in police detention: R (HC) v Secretary of State for the Home Department	2014
Professor Kathryn Hollingsworth	Re-imagining Justice for Children: A new Rights-based Approach to Youth Justice	2014
Professor Kathryn Hollingsworth	Children and the Criminal Law	2013
Professor Kathryn Hollingsworth	Securing responsibility, achieving parity? The legal support for children leaving custody	2013
Professor Kathryn Hollingsworth	Theorising Children's Rights in Youth Justice: The Significance of Autonomy and Foundational Rights	2013
Professor Kathryn Hollingsworth	Youth justice reform in the 'big society'	2012
Professor Kathryn Hollingsworth	Breaking the Cycle: Future Reform of the Youth Justice System in England and Wales	2011
Professor Kathryn Hollingsworth	Children's Rights and the Developing Law by Jane Fortin and Children's Rights in Scotland edited by Elaine E. Sutherland and Alison Cleland	2010
Professor Kathryn Hollingsworth	Accommodating Children in Need: R (M) v Hammersmith and Fulham London Borough Council	2008
Professor Kathryn Hollingsworth	Protecting Rights at the Margins of Youth Justice in England and Wales: Intensive Fostering, Custody and Leaving Custody	2008
Professor Kathryn Hollingsworth	Judicial Approaches to Children's Rights in Youth Crime	2007
Professor Kathryn Hollingsworth	Protecting the rights of children leaving custody: R (on the application of K) v Parole Board and R (on the application of K) v Manchester City Council	2007
Professor Kathryn Hollingsworth	'Responsibility and Rights: Children and their Parents in the Youth Justice System’	2007
Professor Kathryn Hollingsworth	R (on the Application of W) v Commissioner of Police for the Metropolis; the London Borough of Richmond-upon-Thames – interpreting child curfews: a question of rights?	2006
Professor Kathryn Hollingsworth	The Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction	2005
Professor Kathryn Hollingsworth	Speaking Loudly and Carrying a Small Stick? The New Zealand Commissioner for Children	2004
Professor Kathryn Hollingsworth	Creating a children’s champion for Wales? The Care Standards Act 2000 (Part V) and the Children’s Commissioner for Wales Act 2001	2002
Professor Kathryn Hollingsworth	Regional Committees of the National Assembly for Wales –finding a role?	2002
Professor Kathryn Hollingsworth	Environmental Monitoring of Government: The Case for an Environmental Auditor	2000