Judicial review gives effect to the rule of law. It enables the courts to supervise the exercise of decision-making powers by a range of different bodies. If you operate in the public law area or advise decision-makers, this seminar offers you a practical approach to the principles and processes involved in judicial review.

Topics covered will include:

• The fundamentals of judicial review
• Grounds of review
• How to promote lawful decision-making/mitigate the risk of judicial review
• How to run and defend a judicial review action
• Recent case law developments.

Learning objectives

By attending this seminar you will:

• Know the requirements for valid decision-making.
• Become familiar with the latest case law on judicial review.
• Consider strategic options for influencing the decision-making process in your client’s favour.
• Consider how best to achieve your client’s objectives and the role judicial review can play.
• Learn how to run a judicial review proceeding.

Who should attend

All lawyers in both the public and private sectors who wish to increase their knowledge of decision-making processes, judicial review and the current approach of the courts in those areas.

Presenters

• Rachael Jones - Bankside Chambers, Auckland
• Robert Kirkness - Thorndon Chambers, Wellington
• Sally McKechnie - Simpson Grierson, Wellington

Contact: [email protected] or 0800 333 111