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Home | Resources | Audio files | Challenges to Justice in the Tribunal System: Deference to Specialists and Judicial Training

Challenges to Justice in the Tribunal System: Deference to Specialists and Judicial Training

Melanie Plimmer and Tim Baldwin

Published:  12th July 2012

This session considers the approach of the appellate courts and tribunals to decisions to explore the extent of the deference given to expert judges and expert members, and whether that approach is justified.

http://publiclawproject.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/data/resources/52/Tim-and-Melanie.mp3
 Judicial Review, Tribunals

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