Judicial Review Autumn School 2009 (Public Law Project event)

Alex Durance
Ben McCormack
James Stark
Pete Weatherby

The Public Law Project in partnership with Garden Court North Chambers, and other local public law practitioners, will be running introductory training sessions on judicial review and public law at Sheffield, Manchester and Newcastle this Autumn.

This introductory courses is aimed at providing solicitors, advisers and decision makers with a grasp of public law principles involved in bringing judicial review cases, statutory appeals and ombudsman complaints. Each one day course is taught by both barristers and solicitors, ensuring delegates receive different professional perspectives.

This course is relevant to those who practise in or advise on social welfare law, work in a campaigning organisation with a legal strategy, or who represent and advise marginalised groups in society. Decisions of the administrative court can affect large groups of people by quashing unlawful, incorrect or unfair practices or decisions made by public bodies.

PLEASE NOTE: Places should be booked directly with PLP downloading the booking form here

Standard fee: £99 + VAT (£113.85) per delegate.
Discounted fee: £49 + VAT (£56.35) per delegate.
(charities, voluntary sector, academics, students, trainee solicitors, pupils and barristers within 2 years of admission)