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07 January 2019

“A sorry state of affairs” – Lazarov v Bulgaria and R (Lazarov) v Westminster Magistrates’ Court

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12 December 2018

Judicial review and secondary legislation: What power does the court have to fix broken legislation?

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06 August 2018

R(Gallaher) v Competition and Markets Authority and the Search for the Principle of Equal Treatment

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18 May 2018

Coroner’s ‘cab rank queue’ burial policy quashed in successful judicial review claim

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03 May 2018

Will Your Voice Be Heard? – A Re-Examination of Standing in Judicial Review in the Light of Worboys

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25 January 2018

The High Court’s decision is (sometimes) final: the Court of Appeal confirms the decision of a coroner in relation to witnesses and the risk of harm caused by giving evidence

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24 January 2018

Legal Update: Judicial review of decisions in the Crown Court

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12 January 2018

Legal update: Administrators’ efforts to realise Monarch’s assets boosted by judicial review victory

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29 August 2017

The Coroner’s decision is (almost always) final: the Court’s approach to judicial review of inquest proceedings

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07 August 2017

The special constitutional importance of judicial review may demand a distinctive approach to the recovery of litigation costs, but will the latest recommendations be taken forward?

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03 January 2017

To what extent is an appellate disciplinary tribunal entitled to interfere with a finding made by a panel of first instance when that finding is predicated on primarily hearsay evidence

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16 November 2016

What role should personal mitigation play in disciplinary proceedings where a police officer is found to have committed gross misconduct?

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“A sorry state of affairs” – Lazarov v Bulgaria and R (Lazarov) v Westminster Magistrates’ Court

Judicial review and secondary legislation: What power does the court have to fix broken legislation?

R(Gallaher) v Competition and Markets Authority and the Search for the Principle of Equal Treatment

Coroner’s ‘cab rank queue’ burial policy quashed in successful judicial review claim

Will Your Voice Be Heard? – A Re-Examination of Standing in Judicial Review in the Light of Worboys

The High Court’s decision is (sometimes) final: the Court of Appeal confirms the decision of a coroner in relation to witnesses and the risk of harm caused by giving evidence

Legal Update: Judicial review of decisions in the Crown Court

Legal update: Administrators’ efforts to realise Monarch’s assets boosted by judicial review victory

The Coroner’s decision is (almost always) final: the Court’s approach to judicial review of inquest proceedings

The special constitutional importance of judicial review may demand a distinctive approach to the recovery of litigation costs, but will the latest recommendations be taken forward?

To what extent is an appellate disciplinary tribunal entitled to interfere with a finding made by a panel of first instance when that finding is predicated on primarily hearsay evidence

What role should personal mitigation play in disciplinary proceedings where a police officer is found to have committed gross misconduct?