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����������� This child is the subject of a care order made by this court on 20 March 2001.� On that date the parties agreed the threshold criteria and I shall refer to these criteria in extenso in the course of this judgment.
����������� Miss Dinsmore QC who appeared on behalf of the Trust helpfully assembled in her opening submissions a battery of instances of dysfunctional and anti-social behaviour which have seared this young woman's past.� They include:
����������� Regretfully this history of alcohol abuse is coupled with criminal activity.� In the book of evidence before the following incidents were revealed:
����������� On 2 March 2001 C was found guilty of offences of violence following a trial at Antrim Crown Court.� On 30 April 2001 she was given a four year hospital order for this offence.� In December or thereabouts of this year the Court of Appeal affirmed that decision.� My understanding is that other charges involving assault may still be outstanding.
����������� I now turn to consider the legal principles which must govern the factual matters which I have considered above.
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