A detailed plan outlining to how to attack a judicial review problem question from standing to remedies. Contains all relevant case law with a rundown of facts and points of law that they raise. Also acronyms included to help remember the grounds of judicial review as raised in GCHQ case. Also includes essay plans for all of the following: House of Lords reform, Parliamentary Supremacy, Parliamentary Supremacy in light of HRA and EU, Rule of Law, Separation of Powers, Royal Prerogative, Minister...

These notes include everything you need for the Judicial Review section of the exam. The notes include: Illegality, Procedural Impropriety and Unreasonableness. Total of 11 pages.

This Document contains lecture notes taken over the course of four lectures. These Notes include Procedural Hurdles for bringing a claim in judicial review, remedies, and Grounds for Judicial Review including Illegality, Irrationality, and Procedural Impropietary. This document contains relevant cases and legislation and is very helpful when studying for exams

POL 303 Week 1 Discussion 2 Define judicial review. Define judicial activism and judicial restraint. Provide one recent example of judicial review by the Supreme Court. Explain if the reviews are ….examples of judicial restraint or judicial activism and why.

Provides a step by step guide as to how to answer problems questions in Judicial review. It contains all the relevant cases, with a brief rundown of the facts and the point of law that they raise. Also some acronyms at the bottom to help remember the different grounds raised in the GCHQ case.

All relevant cases when learning about Judicial Review

Grounds for Judicial Review

Judicial Review notes

These are notes from the lecture and tutorial on judicial review and a summary of the assigned reading for that topic.

Simplified FE-1 notes for those struggling to cover as much as they sought to.