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LAWSG117: Judicial Review // Professor Richard Rawling

Adopting England and Wales as its ‘home’ jurisdiction, this module focuses on judicial review broadly defined. It thus looks not only at the common law but also at particular aspects of European Union Law and (in the language of the Human Rights Act 1998) of ‘Convention Rights’.The module further considers the interplay (or not) of these different sources of jurisdiction. The module naturally involves careful consideration of the constitutional role of the judiciary, a familiar topic of debate in many jurisdictions. Attention is paid both to the broad historical dynamics and to cutting-edge developments in the case law. As well as to UK lawyers, the module should be of interest to students from many other jurisdictions both around the common law ‘globe’ and elsewhere. Please refer to UCL module catalogue for further information about the module: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/module-catalogue Modules are open to all LLM students and can be taken alongside specialism-specific modules, subject to availability. We review our modules regularly to ensure they reflect current developments in law and research. Modules may be added or withdrawn, and convenors and assessment methods may change. Final confirmation of modules is given at the start of the academic year. All videos are correct at the time of publishing.