Effective judicial review
Subtitle: a cornerstone of good governance
By: edited by Christopher Forsyth ... [et al.].
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Oxford; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 452
ISBN-13: 9780199581054
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introductory essay by the editors; title: Judicial independence and judicial review in constitutional democracies : a note on Hamilton and Tocqueville / Martin Loughlin; title: Political constitutionalism and judicial review / Paul Craig; title: The constitutionalization and codification of judicial review in South Africa / Cora Hoexter; title: Constitutions, codes, and administrative law : the Australian experience / Cheryl Saunders; title: Judicial review and administrative justice / Carol Harlow; title: Human rights obligations in the private sector : reflections on YL v Birmingham city council and the meaning of public function / Paul Rishworth and Janet McClean; title: Judicial review in the age of tribunals / Peter Cane; title: Tribunal justice : judicial review by another route / Lord Justice Carnwath; title: Should the primary locus of government adjudication be in the 163 agencies, the courts, or in a special tribunal  comparisons between the US and the UK/Australia model / Jeffrey Lubbers; title: An independent judiciary / Justice Bokhary.; title: Judicial independence and judicial review of government action : necessary institutional characteristics and appropriate scope of the function of judicial review / Shimon Shetreet; title: The unaccountability of judges : surely their strength not their weakness / Rt. Hon. Lord Brown of Eaton-Under-Heywood; title: An impartial and uncorrupted civil service : Hong Kong's fight against corruption in the past 34 years / Anthony Neoh; title: The final frontier : the emergence of material error of fact as a ground for judicial review / Christopher Forsyth and Emma Dring; title: Proportionality and deference : the importance of a structured approach / Mark Elliott; title: The intensity of judicial review in the commercial context : deference and proportionality / Jaime Arancibia; title: Jurisdiction, functionalism, and constitutionalism in Canadian administrative law /  Mark Walters; title: The statutory fiction of judicial review of administrative action in the United States / Kevin Stack; title: Judicial review of regulators / Nigel Plemming; title: Remedies in administrative law / Benedict Lai and Johannes Chan.; title: The dawn of the due process principle in China / He Haibo; title: Necessity and the remedies conundrum / Richard Gordon; title: General themes in the consideration of administrative  detentions / Justice Ma; title: Judicial review in the Hong Kong special administrative region : necessary because of bad governance / Mark Daly; title: The functions of judicial review in Hong Kong / Philip Dykes; title: Themes from the volume / Sir David Williams; title: Concluding comments : judicial review's constitutional home / Sir John Laws.