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Guide to judicial review
Author: Jane Williams is a barrister and a senior lecturer at the School of Law at the University of Swansea BIOG
Last Updated: 09 October 2012
Publication Date: 17 March 2009
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Introduction
Judicial review and social work
What is judicial review?
Key legislation, case-law and guidance
The grounds for judicial review
Types of decision less and more amenable to judicial review
The impact of human rights
The role of the social worker
Emerging practice
Key Resources
Case references
Introduction
Judicial review and social work
All statutory social work functions are potentially subject to judicial review.
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