article_snippet: A judge made the ruling after social services at Brighton and Hove City Council raised fears that A 16-year-old boy could follow in A 16-year-old boy footsteps and travel to the war-torn region.
article_snippet: Social services feared A 16-year-old boy could follow in his brothers' footsteps .
article_snippet: Mr Justice Hayden, who said the four fighters could not be named, added: 'The local authority's anxiety here is that (the teenager) may wish to follow the path which Mr Downs have walked.'
article_snippet: Mr Justice Hayden made the ruling after social services at Brighton and Hove City Council (headquarters pictured) raised fears that Mr Justice Hayden could follow in Mr Justice Hayden brothers' footsteps and travel to the war-torn region .
article_snippet: Lawyers said it was thought this was the first time a family court judge had been asked to take such an approach to prevent a boy going to fight in Syria.
highlights_snippet: Social services raised fears the 16-year-old could follow in Social services footsteps .
  