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19. Judicial Review

Andrew Le Sueur, Maurice Sunkin, Jo Eric Khushal Murkens

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This chapter looks at judicial review. It considers its recent history, the constitutional foundations for judicial review, and some key issues relating to the practical use and effects of judicial review. It also surveys the grounds of judicial review, and examines what has happened when government and Parliament have attempted to oust judicial review.

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Key concepts: Judicial review, Parliament, Political science, Judicial activism, Law, Judicial independence, Politics