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Law for Social Workers
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good book
good book recommended for SW degree.Clear and concise information which is easy to read and even easier to digest. Have only made limited use of this so far in my first year, however im sure it will become one of my favourite staples throughout the next 2 years..and beyond. Get this book if you are studying of preparing to study SW, as you will use it.Law for Social Workers
Law for Social Workers 
This book came highly recommended to me and i was delighted with the content and the structure. Social Workers are under a great deal of pressure to provide accurate and lawful assesments, and in my view this book is a great companion and offers opportunities to challenge our own practice in a way which other academic materials do not. I recommend this to colleagues and students.
Very useful
This is a really good book for students - I'm a first year on the MSW programme. It was invaluable for the law assignment!! Easy to read and with a lot of detail.
Social work student
I am in my second year social work degree and have found this book to be easy to understand and very informative. I would recommend this book to anyone studying social work.
A must for any social work student
I found this to be an essential study tool when undertaking a Masters in social work. The chapters are well laid out, with excellent summaries of specific acts in green, so as not to confuse you.
The section on the 1989 Childrens Act is particularly useful, with the various orders, sich as Care orders, nicely summarised to help you learn them more easily.
Worth the money- it does help you understand social work law.
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