A convicted child rapist barred from being alone with girls aged ten to 16 can live with his toddler daughter as long as he is ‘loosely supervised’, a family court judge has ruled.
Judge Karen Venables has concluded that the little girl – who is aged about two – should be brought up by the man’s parents.
She has approved a plan drawn up by social services bosses which will allow the girl’s father, who is in his mid-20s, to ‘remain within the household’ providing that he is ‘loosely supervised’.
Decision: A family court judge has ruled that a convicted child rapist barred from being alone with girls aged ten to 16 can live with his toddler daughter as long as he is ‘loosely supervised’ (file photo)
Detail of the case has emerged in a ruling by the judge following a family court hearing in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire.
No one involved was identified.
Judge Venables said the man and the little girl’s mother had separated.
