Sentences with phrase «of public law»

One reason may be that, in such cases, decisions of public bodies have less impact on third parties than in other areas of public law practice.

Although initially launched with reference to planning law, there are many proposed changes that would drastically affect many aspects of public law challenges.

Very experienced in the application of public law applied to agriculture, fisheries, food, environmental issues and also in relation to a diverse range of regulatory panels and procedures.

She was the founder of the public law team at Kings Chambers that I now lead.

The school also argued that in order to engage the remedy of judicial review the decision in question must come within the scope of public law.

The very act of incorporation, after all, requires a framework of public laws to enable it, as do key aspects of modern incorporation such as limited liability.

We have a deep appreciation of public law, and have worked on precedent setting constitutional and administrative law cases.

[13] The majority, it seems, is not prepared to accept the complete outsourcing of the public law function of regulatory bodies to private entrepreneurial lawyers.

He is particularly effective in those cases at the boundaries of public law again striving to ensure appropriate resources are provided to the family in a timely fashion.

We have been at the forefront in developing procurement law from an occasional item to one of the fastest - growing areas of public law and litigation.

She represents children in a wide variety of public law and adoption cases.

As recently explained by Adam Tomkins, John Millar Professor of Public Law at Glasgow University,

I'm a barrister, and worked as a government lawyer for twelve years, advising ministers and government departments on a wide range of public law issues from tax to terrorism, from freedom of information to pensions, from discrimination to health and from defence to broadcasting.

Stephen acts for parents as well as extended family members (in particular grandparents) and for and against local authorities in terms of public law matters, and specialises in contact issues, residence issues, step - parent adoption, adoption and Special Guardianship Orders.

I'm a barrister, and worked as a government lawyer for twelve years, advising ministers and government departments on a wide range of public law issues from tax to terrorism, from freedom of information to pensions, from discrimination to health and from defence to broadcasting.

Jo Hickman, director of the Public Law Project (PLP) said the residence test's «impact on access to justice would have been catastrophic».

Jenny specialises in cases concerning children and represents parents and children in a wide variety of public law cases.

She has been and continues to be a true leader in her field of public law children matters».

David Barron is currently the Hon. S. William Green Professor of Public Law at Harvard Law School, where he is been on the faculty for nearly 12 years.

In my last post I argued that investment law should be reconceived as a system of public law adjudication in order to react to current criticism.

He is Dean of Law at the University of New South Wales, the Anthony Mason Professor, a Scientia Professor and the Foundation Director of the Gilbert + Tobin Centre of Public Law at the Faculty of Law, University of New South Wales.

She works as a Senior Scientist at the Department of Public Law, Public International Law and European Law of the University of Salzburg (Austria).

Hogan Lovells head of public law Charles Brasted, the lead lawyer on Uber's London licence appeal, recalls some memorable career moments

Jayne Harrill practises in all aspects of public law children cases, mental capacity and the protection of vulnerable adults.

PLP's ever popular course «How to do Judicial Review» is a complete, one day course to provide lawyers and advisers, policy people and decision makers with an understanding of public law principles and how they operate in bringing and defending judicial review claims.

It does not apply in a civil case when an individual seeks to establish private law rights which can not be determined without an examination of the validity of a public law decision» (see Boddington v British Transport Police [1998] UKHL 13, [1998] 2 All ER 203).

R (on the application of IM and another) v Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority [2016] EWCA Civ 611 centred on whether the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) was in breach of public law when it refused to approve the use of the appellant's deceased daughter's frozen eggs.

11KBW's knowledge of public law makes it the set of choice when using judicial review to protect commercial interests, or in defending such challenges.

Under the terms of Public Law 480, the Food for Peace Program, food is given away only after all our commercial commitments are met.

«Defining and Upholding State Rights to Regulate Tender Offers after MITE and CTS» BYU Journal of Public Law, Volume 3, Number 2 (1989)

Our report on the impact of the public law outline (the court protocol for managing care order applications) on family group conference services in England and Wales - summary and full report.

[2] Adam Dodek, «Lawyering at the Intersection of Public Law and Legal Ethics: Government Lawyers as Custodians of the Rule of Law» (2010) 33:1 Dal LJ 1 at 20.

Those rules either don't apply online, or even if they do, they're not enforced, so it creates a huge problem where people are being advertised to and they don't know who the source is and how much money is being spent,» says Pal, who is director of the public law group at the faculty of common law at University of Ottawa.

«I don't know how or why anyone would want to be taking on the cost and responsibility of the creation of a public law school when we're trying our hardest to make ends meet with the higher education systems and institutions that we currently have,» Richard Doherty, president and chief executive of the Association of Independent Colleges and Universities in Massachusetts, told The Boston Globe.

The expertise of members of the Public Law team in relation to education is particularly focussed on children and young people with special educational needs (SEN).

The court noted that it was the existence of the particular statutory provisions relating to public office of DCS — rather than her employment per se — which injects the element of public law necessary to attract the remedies of administrative law.

Worked with Virginia Association of Public Law Libraries and legislative representatives to protect funding for these libraries across the state.

Instructions for Affdavit of Financial Support and Intent to Petiton for Legal Custody of Public Law 97 - 359 Amerasian

Sean has significant experience of public law and human rights, especially cases concerning the relationship between English law and the ECHR and public international law.

Ms. McNairy received her Juris Doctorate from St. Louis University School of Law where she was Managing Editor of the Public Law Review and received an Academic Excellence Award.

The third edition of Public Law, co-written with Robert Thomas, was also published in 2017 by Oxford University Press; it is the UK's best - selling textbook in the field.

Drawing on anecdotal evidence and related research, e.g. the review of the Public Law Outline which is currently being undertaken, we hope to be able to identify good practice models that can be disseminated more widely, confirm any particular trends and gather information about any potentially negative consequences of the reforms that should be addressed.

Delivering the SWALA annual lecture at St John's Chambers in Bristol on Wednesday 20th April 2016, Mr Justice Coulson offered an intriguing assessment of the areas of public law which he has been called on to consider during his judicial career.