"This is a most useful book for the general practitioner, whether solicitor or barrister, and indeed for the layman who wishes to get a good feel for the subject of judicial review. The author's language is clear and easy to understand. There are useful tips of a practical nature which one would never find in an academic textbook." From the foreword by The Rt Hon. Lord Justice Shiemann. Judicial review is the fastest growing area of modern legal practice. To satisfy clients' needs, practitioners dealing in a broad range of areas must be able to answer two fundamental questions - is judicial review available? And if so, what is the correct procedure to be used? Based on their practical experience, the authors of Judicial Review Procedure recognise the needs of the busy lawyer and provide a one-stop guide to answering these complex questions. Through the use of flow charts, clear explanations of detailed issues and precedents which follow the procedure of a fully worked-out case, every aspect of a judicial review application is examined and potentially fatal errors identified. The key primary materials are included and the book is brought right up to date with an examination of the proposals for judicial review contained in Lord Woolf's final report on "Access to Justice".