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Judicial review and human rights
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- Which grounds of judicial review were classified by Lord Diplock in the GCHQ case?
- A minister makes a decision that no reasonable decision-maker could have reached. Which ground of review applies?
- A claimant seeks permission to bring judicial review of a decision of a public authority. What is the time limit?
- A claimant is a pressure group which objects to a decision on environmental grounds but suffers no personal harm. Under the Senior Courts Act 1981 s31(3), can it bring judicial review?
- Which remedy in judicial review quashes an unlawful decision?
- A local council announces a policy of providing a free service for five years but ends it after one. A resident who planned around it challenges the decision. Which ground might she use?
- Which of the following rights under the European Convention on Human Rights is absolute and cannot be limited?
- Under the Human Rights Act 1998, section 6, what is the legal effect on a public authority?
- What is the time limit for bringing a claim under section 7 of the Human Rights Act 1998 against a public authority?
- A police officer detains a suspect for questioning without charge for much longer than allowed. Which Convention article is most directly engaged?
- Only a victim of an alleged violation can bring a claim under section 7 of the Human Rights Act. Which of these is a victim?
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