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This document discusses the pros and cons of judicial review. It provides examples of how judicial review can be both beneficial and problematic. On one hand, judicial review allows individuals to challenge public body decisions and ensure the correct laws and procedures were followed. However, it can also be an expensive and lengthy process, wasting resources for both governments and individuals. Some argue judicial review threatens governments by allowing challenges to complex decisions. The essay explores these perspectives on judicial review in more depth.

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Essay Stereotypes

This document discusses the pros and cons of judicial review. It provides examples of how judicial review can be both beneficial and problematic. On one hand, judicial review allows individuals to challenge public body decisions and ensure the correct laws and procedures were followed. However, it can also be an expensive and lengthy process, wasting resources for both governments and individuals. Some argue judicial review threatens governments by allowing challenges to complex decisions. The essay explores these perspectives on judicial review in more depth.

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Essay Stereotypes

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Pros And Cons Of Judicial Review
Judicial review is defined as the procedure where a court is able to review an
individual or organisation(s) appeal who feel that they have been a victim of prejudice
and where individuals can challenge a decision made. A judge can then review the
legitimacy of a decision made by a public body, where it can be disputed that it
challenges the way a decision was made. Therefore, judicial reviewis simply concerned
with whether the right laws were applied to the right cases and situations, thus being a
powerful way to make the public body alter a previous decision made. Over the past few
year s, judicial review has been seen as an area of growth in the legal system and so this
essay will focus on whether judicial review is a positive or negative... Show more content
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For example, politician Peter Mallinson believes a judicial review into the council s
mental health funding could simply be a waste of resources 3 Therefore some argue
that instead of proceeding with a judicial review, it is better to settle things with the
socials themselves to avoid both cost and time. Another example is a case which also
presents how judicial review can be a lengthy process for both the government and the
individuals involved, not only that but it also challenges the decisions made on
something as complex as murder. The case of Paul Alexander Cleeland v Criminal
Review Commission 4 is one example of how time consuming a judicial review case
can be. Dating back to 2002 the case was ongoing even in 2009, where the claimant
was seeking a fresh decision on a criminal conviction case and hence why some
individuals may believe that judicial reviews threaten the government by allowing
people to challenge the way a decision is made, even on more complex cases such as
this one. The claimant who was of 66 year s age seeks judicial review for a murder
case to the court of appeal which was refused on 29th April 2008. However, the history
of this case had been a long and difficult procedure dating back to February 2002 where
the court of appeal had originally dismissed the appeal, the claimant later made another
representation which was

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