Judicial review proceedings: a practitioner's guide is a comprehensive yet accessible and practical introduction to the law, practice and procedure of judicial review.It covers the substantive grounds on which a claim can be brought, deals with specific areas of law where the decisions of public A01ities are commonly challenged and provides a practical step by step guide to running a claim including guidance on funding, pre-application procedure, the hearing and a new chapter on the jurisdiction of the Upper Tribunal.Contents include: •Introduction to judicial review•Sources of law•Bodies amenable to judicial review•Reviewable decisions•Parties•Remedies available in judicial review•Grounds on which review may be sought•Refusal of relief, invalidity and finality•Areas of law: housing, education, social security, immigration and asylum, children, information, police powers and planning law•Public funding•Pre-application procedure•Permission application•Post-permission procedure•The hearingThe main chapters are supplemented with extensive appendices including precedents, essential extracts from legislation and Civil Procedure Rules, practice directions, forms and guidance.Judicial Review Proceedings: a practitioner's guide is both comprehensive and user friendly making it suitable as an introductory guide for non-specialist lawyers, advisers, public A01ities, law students and claimants as well as a useful handbook for the experienced practitioner.