Publisher's Synopsis
Not just a guide to the procedure and the law, this text identifies the many opportunities available to use judicial review. The first part of the book explains when judicial review is available, the grounds which may be relied on, the remedies that can be granted and the procedure that must be followed. The second part of the book contains separate chapters on areas where judicial review is likely to provide a valuable remedy. The other available remedies such as complaints procedures, statutory appeals and references to the Secretary of State and the Ombudsman are explained. Leading and recent cases are explained to show how the law works in practice.;This work is aimed at the high-street solicitor who may not be familiar with the opportunities presented by judicial review. It should also be useful for legal officers of charities, and for the many local government departments.
