Guide to funding Judicial Review without legal aid

A short guide to funding Judicial Reviews without public funding.

Guide to complaints to the Ombudsman

A short guide to complaints to the Ombudsman.

Guide to Judicial Review remedies

A short guide to Judicial Review remedies.

Guide to Judicial Review procedure

A short guide to Judicial Review procedure.

Guide to grounds for Judicial Review

A short guide to grounds for Judicial Review.

What is Judicial Review?

A short guide to Judicial Review.

Response to the Legal Services Commission’s ‘Making legal rights a reality’ consultation

This is the Public Law Project’s response to the Legal Services Commission’s ‘Making legal rights a reality’ consultation.

Response to the Legal Services Commission’s ‘Top Slice Review’

This is the Public Law Project’s response to the Legal Services Commission’s ‘Top Slice Review’.

The Public Law Project 1990-2005

Brochure and report covering the activities of the first 15 Years of the Public Law Project

Response to the Legal Services Commission’s ‘New focus for civil legal aid’ consultation

This is the Public Law Project’s response to the Legal Services Commission’s ‘New focus for civil legal aid’ consultation.

Who Needs ADR?

As long ago as January 1999, Lord Irvine’s inaugural lecture to the Faculty of Mediation and ADR recognised that, whilst ADR has an expanding role within the civil justice system, ‘there are serious and searching questions’ to be answered about its use. This article explores the place of alternative dispute resolution in the public law system.

The Impact of the Human Rights Act 1998 on Judicial Review

The study provides a detailed breakdown of the number of civil judicial review claims issued and granted permission in each category within the research period. It considers the incidence of Human Rights Act claims in judicial review proceedings and compares the outcome patterns of HRA and non-HRA cases, concluding that there is little evidence to