Administrative Law Assignment

   

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Running head: ADMINISTRATIVE LAWAdministrative LawName of the StudentName of the UniversityAuthor Note
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1ADMINISTRATIVE LAWTable of ContentsIntroduction......................................................................................................................................2Administrative Law.........................................................................................................................2Judicial Review................................................................................................................................3Judicial Review May Be Wider than Public and Administrative Law............................................3Determination of the accessibility to Judicial Review....................................................................5Reference.......................................................................................................................................11
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2ADMINISTRATIVE LAWThe Irish courts position as to whether to grant judicial review on the grounds ofadministrative unreasonableness has changed significantly over the past thirty years.Introduction Administrative LawAdministrative law defines the legislative authority that is controlled and monitor by thegovernment. It has formed for controlling the courts and judicial reviews where theadministrative action can be taken. The administrative actions are processed through the court,which helps in the court proceedings like inter alia, use of ombudsmen, tribunals, and internalreviews. The actions are processed by the Members of Parliament, the National Audit office andregulatory agencies. The Administrative law sets the legal limitations, which are unfettered withthe administrative power. It also helps in the invalidated if the judge made rules, which becomeinfringed. The law helps to describe the judge made doctrines, which helps to set the standards ofconducts for the public. However, for the distinction, it always formed between the private andpublic legal authorities1. Private law is applicable on the legislations individually whereas the public law onlyapplicable in general for the citizens of the relevant countries. The rule of the law corporate withthe fundamental rights of individual citizens and exercise their power through the administrativebodies or tribunals2. 1 Anthony, Gordon. Judicial Review in Northern Ireland. Bloomsbury Publishing, 2014.2 Bloomer, Fiona, and Eileen Fegan. "Critiquing recent abortion law and policy in Northern Ireland." Critical SocialPolicy 34.1 (2014): 109-120.
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3ADMINISTRATIVE LAWJudicial Review Judicial review is a process where the court has right to review a substantial amount ofwork which helps to cover the area of law and negotiate the terms of the settlements. It helps tocomplete the area of human rights, which can be fair and not threaten to the judicial system.When the public review the decision of the government, they think that it has abused the powersfor the application of law but on that matter the judicial review process, it helps to review thedecision. The court reviews the decision and takes the appropriate actions according to necessaryissues. Though it is a decision making process, it does not concern with the actual decision ratherit focuses on the process where the court has provided such rights and where it violated the rules.Therefore it is required that the person who is unhappy with the decision making process mustappeal to the court for the review. The judicial review always provides the acknowledgement toprovide fair treatment with the relevant authorities. The requirement of natural justice andconstitutional justice always operated according to the statutory authorities for exercise theirpowers where the court can review the whole process3.Judicial Review May Be Wider than Public and Administrative LawJudicial review is one of the narrow remedy, which helps to make challenges for the legalrights of any decision but not as per their merits. The actual standard grounds for Judicial reviewmore effective in decision-making process. The courts has right to provide decision and they canexpand the scope for ensuring the effective remedy to vindicate legal rights. The court dealt withdifferent number of cases. Sometimes it claims the judicial review based on inadequate to ensureeffective Vindication of legal rights or not that type of remedy, which is required by law3 Anthony, Gordon. Judicial Review in Northern Ireland. Bloomsbury Publishing, 2014.
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