Judicial review of Hampton’s protective order case denial finds appropriate response Updated: 12:35 PM EST November 30, 2021 Hide transcript View Transcript REPORTER: ALLEGED ABUSE RICHARD LORMAN CUT HIMSELF AND DIED AFTER SHOOTING THE 33-YEAR-OLD WOMAN ON NOVEMBER 15. DAN BULLY. CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE POLLY HALL DISMISSED THE PROTECTION ORDER,Read More →
Attempts to narrow the scope of judicial review have long been on the political agenda of the Conservative Party. Following the Independent Administrative Law Review (‘IRAL’) and subsequent government consultation on judicial review reform, the then Lord Chancellor Robert Buckland introduced the Judicial Review and the Courts (‘The Bill’) inRead More →
The High Court has refused leave for judicial review of changes to the rules governing applications for leave to appeal. Pharmacist disbarred for inappropriately touching patient’s breasts argues changes CPR 52.5 made in 2016, which generally require the Court of Appeal to rule on claims without an oral hearing, wereRead More →
Washington, DC – Today the United States Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a series of cases challenging SB 8, Texas’ extreme six-week abortion ban that delegates private citizens to serve as potential executors. The cases do not concern the right to abortion itself, but rather the validity of theRead More →