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Judicial Review and Public Law Training

Datalaw offers essential Judicial Review and Public Law training courses, specifically designed for legal professionals working in this crucial area. Judicial review plays a key role in challenging unlawful decisions made by public bodies, making it a vital aspect of the public law system. However, finding specialised training in this field can be challenging.

To meet this demand, Datalaw has introduced a curated selection of Judicial Review courses, led by solicitor-advocate Dean Kingham. These courses provide targeted insights and practical knowledge, making them ideal for practitioners in need of focused public law training.

Our online platform ensures that these courses are flexible and accessible, allowing you to develop your expertise at your own pace. Gain access to our entire library of legal CPD courses to ensure you stay compliant.

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Duty of Candour and FOI Requests before the JR is Pleaded

Judicial reviews are generally concerned with the legality of a decision, measure or failure to act in relation to the exercise of a public function and as a result, CPR Part 31, which sets out the rules applicable on standard disclosure, ... See More

with Dean Kingham

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£ 60 +VAT

Damages and Judicial Review

Section 31(4) of the Senior Courts Act 1981 defines the circumstances in which the court may award damages, restitution or the recovery of a sum due on a claim for judicial review. When this is viewed alongside Civil Procedure Rule ... See More

with Dean Kingham

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Practical and Real Differences in Proportionality

Proportionality is one of the most important grounds for judicial review. Evolving from the concept of unreasonableness, it has over time developed over time into a more general principle of law. The doctrine of proportionality is well est ... See More

with Dean Kingham

3

106 Users Enrolled

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Duty of Candour and FOI Requests before the JR is Pleaded

with Dean Kingham

Judicial reviews are generally concerned with the legality of a decision, measure or failure to act in relation to the exercise of a public function and as a result, CPR Part 31, which sets out the rules applicable on standard disclosure, will not ordinarily apply. Only in a small minority of cases, where the factual basis of the case is challenged, will the requirement for disclosure be ordered by the court. In such matters both parties are subject to a duty of candour. This is a weighty responsibility and both parties are obliged ... See more

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Damages and Judicial Review

with Dean Kingham

Section 31(4) of the Senior Courts Act 1981 defines the circumstances in which the court may award damages, restitution or the recovery of a sum due on a claim for judicial review. When this is viewed alongside Civil Procedure Rules (CPR) 54.3(2), it becomes clear that a claim for damages or restitution may be included in a claim for judicial review, but only in addition to a claim for one of the prerogative remedies or a declaration or injunction; a claimant may not seek damages or restitution alone in a claim for judicial r ... See more

3.7

121 Users Enrolled

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Practical and Real Differences in Proportionality

with Dean Kingham

Proportionality is one of the most important grounds for judicial review. Evolving from the concept of unreasonableness, it has over time developed over time into a more general principle of law. The doctrine of proportionality is well established and is a broad concept within European administrative law. During this bite-size webinar, experienced practitioner and lecturer Dean Kingham will examine the interplay in common law, European law and Human Rights Act challenges and will discuss the importance of the Supreme Court case of Ba ... See more

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