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Home | Publications and resources | Judicial Review | What is Judicial Review?

What is Judicial Review?

Public Law Project

Published:  30th November 2005

A short guide to Judicial Review.

What is Judicial Review?

See also our 2013 Introduction to Judicial Review.

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