Written from the point of view of the criminal practitioner, this text provides the reader with a grounding in the procedure and tactical considerations involved in judicial reviews and appeals by way of case stated. The types of decisions open to challenge are identified as are the appropriate remedies.
Detailed guidance, including extensive annotated precedent material, on the procedure which needs to be followed is given. The book takes full account of the Civil Procedure Rules and the impact of the Human Rights Act 1998 in this area.
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