Judicial Review AO1

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(Human Rights)

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Where are judicial review cases heard?

Kings Bench Division (KBD) in the High Court

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What is reviewed?

Decisions of public bodies

(eg. The government, health/local authorities, police, prison)

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How long does a client have to bring a case to court?

3 months

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What do they need to have in order to bring the case?

ā€˜Locus Standiā€™ - a sufficient interest in the case

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Did the public body actā€¦

ā€˜Ultra Viresā€™ or unlawful?

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What are the 3 grounds to seek JR?

Illegality

Procedural impropriety

Irrationality & Proportionality

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Illegality meansā€¦

The decision makers have acted without or beyond their powers/misapplied the law

(Fulham/Miller)

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Procedural Impropriety meansā€¦

The decision makers have failed to follow the correct procedures set out in the law

(Aylesbury Mushrooms)

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Irrationality & Proportionality meansā€¦

A decision can be quashed if itā€™s unreasonable

(Wednesbury unreasonableness, Rogers- unreasonable&irrational)

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What did the case of Wednesbury set out?

No reasonable body would have reached the same decision

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What did the case of Youssef set out?

Balancing interests must be considered: Does the potential danger posed by the Claimant outweigh his liberties?

Youssef: it was not disproportionate to put him on sanction list

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What remedies may be provided?

Quashing orders, prohibiting orders, mandatory orders, injunctions, declarations, damages (compensation)