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The Process of Judicial Review
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In which court division are judicial review proceedings carried out?

Queen's Bench Division of the High Court

How many main grounds exist for challenging a decision through judicial review?

Three grounds

What is the term for when a public body acts beyond its legal powers?

Ultra vires

What is irrationality in judicial review also known as?

Wednesbury unreasonableness

What must a decision be to meet the irrationality threshold?

So outrageous/absurd that it defies logic

What type of remedy is a prohibition order in judicial review?

Forward-looking, stopping future unlawful acts

What does a certiorari (quashing order) allow the High Court to do?

Cancel a decision already made by a public body

When is a mandamus (mandatory order) used?

When a body failed to act on a legal duty

Which case established the three grounds of illegality, irrationality, and irregularity?

GCHQ case (1984)

Where is the European Court of Human Rights located?

Strasbourg, France

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