how was the constitutional principle of judicial review developed
In conclusion, constitutional principles are the foundations upon which the procedural requirements, the traditional grounds of challenge and the remedies of judicial review have been developed. Clearly, constitutional principles lie at the very core of the traditional judicial review principles, and are underpinned by its very nature. Judicial review has been developed to guard individual rights, including those incorporated by the Human Rights Act 1998, protecting individuals against any arbitrary action and any potential act of tyranny that would be created by the abuse of executive power.