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Exploring a year of administrative law adjudication in the Administrative Court

Abstract:: Analyses the 801 decisions of the Administrative Court in 2017, to draw the attention of legal scholars to areas of "inattentional blindness". Examines the aims of the study and its findings regarding types of adjudication, the parties and outcomes, the legal arguments involved, and the appealed cases. Suggests three questions for further discussion, including the location of judicial review in a broader legal structure.

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Peer review status:: Peer reviewed

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Bell, J., & Fisher, E. (2021). Exploring a year of administrative law adjudication in the Administrative Court. Public Law, 2021(July), 505–522.

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Bell, J., and E. Fisher. “Exploring a Year of Administrative Law Adjudication in the Administrative Court.” Public Law, vol. 2021, no. July, Sweet and Maxwell, 2021, pp. 505–22.

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Bell, J, and E Fisher. 2021. “Exploring a Year of Administrative Law Adjudication in the Administrative Court.” Public Law 2021 (July): 505–22.
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Institution:: University of Oxford
Division:: SSD
Sub department:: Law Faculty
Oxford college:: St Edmund Hall
Role:: Author

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Division:: SSD
Oxford college:: St Edmund Hall
Role:: Author

Publisher:: Sweet and Maxwell
Journal:: Public Law More from this journal
Volume:: 2021
Issue:: July
Pages:: 505-522
Publication date:: 2021-06-30
Acceptance date:: 2021-01-09
ISSN:: 0033-3565

Language:: English
Keywords:: FFR
Pubs id:: 1152720
Local pid:: pubs:1152720
Deposit date:: 2021-01-09

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Copyright holder:: Sweet & Maxwell and its Contributors
Copyright date:: 2021
Rights statement:: © 2021 Sweet & Maxwell and its Contributors
Notes:: This is the accepted manuscript version of the article. The definitive published version is available online on Westlaw UK.

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