On 18 May Crime practitioners Neil Allen and Benjamin Myers gave a seminar at Manchester Law Society.
With the Administrative Court now established in Manchester, this timely seminar considered the impact of the Human Rights Act 1998 in judicial review proceedings. In particular, it outlined:
- The key articles of the European Convention;
- Recent jurisprudence illustrating how human rights have been applied in the Administrative Court;
- The practicalities of bringing a human rights related claim for judicial review.
Please find through the links useful materials to assist with this growing area of work, namely:
- Their seminar notes: Human Rights and Judicial Review >
- The Ten Amendments > – a detailed support document containing definitions and interpretations of the Mental Health Act 2007 written by Neil Allen
- Restricting Movement or Depriving Liberty > – a recent publication from The Journal of Mental Health Law, published by Northumbria Law Press, The School of Law, Northumbria University. Written by Neil Allen
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