Judicial Review: Law and Practice

Judicial Review: Law and Practice has been written to provide practitioners with a comprehensive introduction to UK judicial review proceedings. It covers the substantive law of judicial review, including grounds for review and remedies, and it looks in detail at practice and procedure specific to such claims. The largest part of the work is dedicated to individual areas of UK law where judicial review is relevant, including planning and environment, community care, housing, mental health, criminal law, education, consumer protection, licensing, central/local government, and immigration law. It therefore provides a wide-ranging coverage of administrative law and its niche practice areas, including essential procedural rules, forms, and guidance issued by the Administrative Court. Judicial Review: Law and Practice provides both specialist public lawyers and those practicing in other areas with the solid guidance that they need in order to take on and manage UK cases confidently. This is combined with model documents and procedural checklists, providing a comprehensive toolbox for practitioners.