دانلود کتاب Reconstructing Judicial Review

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Contents\n1\n Introduction: Reconstructing Judicial Review\n I. The Reformation of Administrative Law and Judicial Review\n II. Interpretations of Judicial Review\n III. The Dual Nature of Law and The Methodology of This Study: Constructive Interpretation\n IV. The History of Judicial Review and Manifest Interpretations\n V. Judicial Review and Values\n VI. An Operative Interpretation of Judicial Review\n VII. A New Taxonomy of Grounds of Review\n VIII. A Target Interpretation of Judicial Review and Judicial Rationality\n IX. Judicial Review For The Advancement of Justice and Good Governance\n2\n The Dual Nature of Law and the Methodology of this Study: Constructive Interpretation\n I. Legal Theory and Empirical Analysis: The Argument For Separation\n II. Rationality and Empiricism\n III. Positivism\n IV. Constructive Interpretation\n V. Sociolegal Research: Social Scientific Positivism, Interpretivism and Constructivism\n VI. The Methodology of This Study\n3\n Judicial Review and Values\n I. The Triptych of Constitutional Values\n II. The Rule of Law and The Value of Legality\n III. Democracy, Equality and Liberty\n IV. Authority and Expertise\n V. Legal Justice and Legal Rationality V\"s Administrative Justice and Administrative Rationality\n VI. Public Interest and Common Good\n VII. The Advancement of Justice and Good Governance\n4\n An Operative Interpretation of Judicial Review: Social Practice and the Administrative Court\"s Caseload\n I. The (In)Significance of The Administrative Court\"s Caseload?\n II. No Longer An \"Asylum and Immigration Court with Knobs On\"21\n III. Types of Administrative Court Claim\n IV. The Tribunalisation of Judicial Review\n V. Administrative Court Ajrs and Individual Grievances: Specific Topics\n VI. The Permission Lottery\n VII. An Operative Interpretation of Administrative Court Judicial Review\n5\n An Operative Interpretation of Judicial Review: Community Justice\n I. Common Law Community Justice and \"Regionalisation\"\n II. Community-Based Public Law\n III. Legal Specialisation and The Purposes of Judicial Review\n IV. Claimants In AJRs: Judicial Review as Community Justice?\n V. Litigants in Person\n VI. Defendants\n VII. An Operative Interpretation of Judicial Review as Community Justice\n VIII. The Advancement of Justice and Good Governance\n6\n An Operative Taxonomy of Grounds of Review: Part One\n I. Methodology\n II. The \"Grammar\" of Judicial Review15\n III. Ground One: Procedural Impropriety\n IV. Ground Two: Mistake\n V. Ground Three: Ordinary Common Law Statutory Interpretation\n7\n An Operative Taxonomy of Grounds of Review: Part Two\n I. Ground Four: Discretionary Impropriety1 (Relevant/Irrelevant Considerations, Lack of Justification)\n II. Ground Five: Breach of ECHR Protected Rights and Equality Duties\n III. Ground Six: Significant Claims (Common Law Constitutional Values, Rights or Allocation of Powers, and Public Interest Claims)\n8\n A Target Interpretation of Judicial Review and Judicial Rationality\n I. Individualised Justice and Contextualism\n II. The \"Rainbow of Review\"\n III. Variable Intensity Factors\n IV. A Different Order of Factors, Bifurcated or Trifurcated Review\n V. Uncertainty\n VI. Balance\n VII. An \"Organic\" Approach To Rationality\n9\n Judicial Review for the Advancement of Justice and Good Governance\n I. Organic Rationality\n II. Organic Rationality, \"Counterpoint\" and Case Law\n III. Judicial Review For The Advancement of Justice and Good Governance\nBIBLIOGRAPHY\nIndex