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According to Wikipedia , Raymond Mark Henaghan is a Law Professor at the University of Auckland. He is also the former Dean of the University of Otago Faculty of Law in Dunedin, New Zealand up until April 2018. His research interests include family law, especially law relating to children, law regarding the human genome, and judiciary law.
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2000 2010 2020 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 Published Works Ethical, legal, and social issues in the translation of genomics into health care. (2013) Respecting Children's Participation in Family Law Proceedings. (2007) Accommodating Children's Testimony (1996) Dynamic consent in the digital age of biology: online initiatives and regulatory considerations. (2013) Suicide prevention in mental health services: A qualitative analysis of coroners’ reports (2018) Law and Regulation (2006) Article 12 of the UN Convention on the Rights of Children (2017) The Pathways to Resilience Project Methodological Overview - The Pathways to Resilience Study (2013) (12)Why Judges Need to Know and Understand Childhood Studies (2012) Show Some Emotion? (2014) Relocation Cases - the rhetoric and the reality of a child's best interests - a view from the bottom of the world (2011) (11)Relocation Following Parental Separation: The Welfare and Best Interests of Children Research Report (2010) (10)Establishing a Maori Ethical Framework for Genetic Research with Maori (2007) Family law policy in New Zealand (2007) (8)Culture, law, ethics, and social implications: Is society ready for advanced genomic medicine? (2014) The Pathways to Resilience Project Conceptual Development of the Pathways to Resilience Study (2013) (5)Children as Research Participants (2003) (5)Health Professionals and Trust: The Cure for Healthcare Law and Policy (2011) Conditional openness: young people define practices for successful child protection interventions (2017) The Normal Order of Family Law (2008) Gene Editing in Aotearoa – Legal Considerations for Policy Makers (2019) The Pathways to Resilience Project Pathways to Youth Resilience: Youth Mental Health and Drug and Alcohol Services in New Zealand (2013) (3)Gene editing pests and primary industries – legal considerations (2022) Array Comparative Genomic Hybridisation (aCGH): An Analysis of the Current Technology and Its Future in Prenatal Diagnosis (2011) (3)Engaging Youth in Youth Justice Interventions: Well-being and Accountability (2015) Trusts and relationship property in New Zealand (2011) The Wheels of Justice: Understanding the Pace of Civil High Court Cases (2017) (2)Choosing Genes for Future Children: Chapter 3 - Maori Perspectives on Pre-Birth Genetic Testing with Particular Focus on PGD (2006) (2)What Does a Child's Right to Be Heard in Legal Proceedings Really Mean? ABA Custody Standards Do Not Go Far Enough (2016) (2)The Pathways to Resilience Project Pathways to Youth Resilience: Education Services in New Zealand (2013) (1)Final Appeal Courts and Article 3 of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child: What Do the Best Interests of the Particular Child Have to Do with It? (2016) Choosing Genes for Future Children: Chapter 5 - Law and Regulation (2006) New Zealand Case Studies to Test the Meaning and Use of Article 5 of the 1989 United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (2020) Genetic Testing of Competent Minors (2007) (1)Fifty Years of New Zealand Family Law (2013) (1)Guest Editorial: Children and Life and Death Decisions (2001) (1)Neuroscience and the Law in New Zealand (2012) Child Poverty in New Zealand: A Contravention of Articles 6 and 27 of the Convention of the Rights of the Child 1989 (2015) (1)Grandparents who Care for Grandchildren (2014) (1)Legal Responses to Violence in the Home in New Zealand (2010) (1)Genetic Testing of Children: Whose Decision? (2007) (1)Family violence experts in the criminal court: the need to fill the void (2021) Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis: Testing the Legal Boundaries (2011) (1)Relationship Property Appeals in the New Zealand Court of Appeal 1958-2008: The Elusiveness of Equality (2009) (1)International Child Abduction, Intercountry Adoption and International Commercial Surrogacy (2014) Genes, Society and the Future, Volume I, Part Three - Newborn Screening: Present and Future (2011) (0)Why we need legislation to address child poverty (2013) Bioethics and Law in Action—Mining the Gaps: The Human Genome Research Project (2008) Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis: A Discussion of Regulatory Mechanisms of Control from a New Zealand Perspective (2005) Researching Human Genetic Variation: An Examination of the Ethics of Genetic Research (2007) Genes, Society and the Future, Volume I, Part Two - The Advisory Committee on Reproductive Technologies: The Role of Public Consultation in Decision-Making (2007) (0)Family Finances on Death of a Spouse or Partner (2017) (0)New Zealand: Reform is in the Air (2019) Genes, Society and the Future, Volume II, Part Three - Benefits and Harms in Genetic Testing of Minors (2007) (0)Genes, Society and the Future, Volume II, Part Six - Disclosure, Confidentiality and Privacy Issues (2007) (0)Genes, Society and the Future, Volume II, Part Two - Setting the Scene (2007) (0)New Zealand A Review of Relationship Property and the Māori Way of Life in Parenting Disputes: Changes Afoot (2018) Choosing Genes for Future Children: Main Findings (2006) The State in Action: An Insider's View of How the State Regulates the Use of PGD with HLA Tissue-Typing in New Zealand (2013) The Pathways to Resilience Project Pathways to Youth Resilience: Youth Health and Disability Services in New Zealand: A Policy Overview (2013) (0)Genes, Society and the Future, Volume II, Part One - Introduction (2007) Disclosure, Confidentiality and Privacy Issues (2007) (0)Legal Issues Relating to Newborn Screening (2007) (0)Genes, Society and the Future, Volume II, Part Seven - Conclusions and Recommendations (2007) (0)In that case: Michael and Diana live in a staffed group home where they receive general supervision and support, which includes learning to be independent. Response. (2003) (0)Children's Interests in Division of Property on Relationship Breakdown (2017) (0)To return, or not to return, that is the question: a UK–New Zealand comparison of approaches to ‘internal abduction’ cases (2017) Indigenous People, Emerging Research, and Global Health (2014) Genes, Society and the Future, Volume II, Part Five - Genetic Testing of Competent Minors (2007) (0)Newborn Screening: Present and Future (2007) (0)Medical privilege in the case of abused children. (1985) (0)Bill Atkin: A fierce defender of children's rights and proponent of child-focused legislation (2015) Michael Freeman’s Contribution to Childhood Rights (2015) Genes, Society and the Future, Volume II, Part Four: Genetic Testing of Children Who Cannot Give Valid Consent (2007) (0)Choosing Genes for Future Children: Chap. 4 - Ethical Issues (2006) (0)Genes, Society and the Future, Volume I, Part Three - New Possibilities for Newborn Genetic Screening: Screening for Genetic Susceptibility to Common Disease (2007) (0)The Introduction of a Statutory Experimental Use Exemption in New Zealand: Evidence of a Need for Change (2008) Genetic Testing and Microarray Technologies (2011) (0)New Zealand How New Zealand Courts Approach Difficult Hague Convention Cases (2021) Genes, Society and the Future: Main Findings (2007) (0)More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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