Pain-inducing restraint in child custody must be exception - MoJ review
Review for England and Wales recommends tactic only be used to save life or prevent serious harm
Pain-inducing restraint techniques should only be used on children in custody as an “absolute exception” to save life or prevent serious harm, a long-awaited review has concluded, though it has stopped short of calling for an outright ban.The review, led by the former chair of the Youth Justice Board Charlie Taylor, examined the inclusion of painful techniques in the minimising and managi
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