Administrative law:
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| adam_text | Exceptionally clear and incisive, Administrative Law is the
essential guide to this challenging area of law.
The common law courts, government agencies, and Parliament have developed
a wide variety of techniques for controlling the enormously diverse activities
of twenty-first-century government. Underlying all that variety is a set of
constitutional principles. This book uses the law of judicial review to identify
and to explain these principles, and shows how they ought to be worked out
in the private law of tort and contract, in the new system of tribunals, and in
non-judicial techniques such as iiwestigations by ombudsmen, auditors, and
other government agencies.
Useful learning features make complex points accessible and also encourage
reflection and debate. Chapters start with a look for section which outlines the
key ideas in each chapter, pop quizzes appear throughout, and each chapter is
wrapped up with a take-home message , critical questions, and a list
of further reading.
Timothy
Endicott is the Dean of the Faculty of Law at the University of Oxford,
and a Fellow of Balliol College. He has published extensively in the areas of
constitutional law, administrative law, and jurisprudence.
Detailed contents
Preface
xv
How to use the hook
xxii
Guide to the Online Resource Centre
xxiv
Table of cases
xxvii
Table of legislation
xlvii
Parti Introduction
Administration and the principles of the constitution
3
1.1
Arbitrary government and the core of administrative law
4
1.2
Administration
11
1.3
The principle of relativity
13
1.4
The principles of the constitution
14
1.5
System principles
17
1.6
Accountability
29
1.7
Europe and the principles of the constitution
37
1.8
Conclusion: the
properest
and most effectual remedy
39
Take-home message
41
Critical questions
41
Reading
42
The rule of law and the rule of judges
43
2.1
Walker: an introduction to the grounds of judicial review
44
2.2
Error of law
45
2.3
Improper use of discretionary power
48
2.4
Due process
52
2.5
Constitutional principles and judicial review
54
2.6
The
20th-century
judicial adventure
61
2.7
Judicial review isn t everything
65
2.8
Conclusion: the core rationale for judicial review
70
Take-home message
71
Critical questions
72
Reading
72,
Convention rights and administrative law
73
3.1
Venables
and Thompson: the difference the Convention makes
74
3.2
The European Convention, the Strasbourg Court, and the
English courts
76
3.3
The four techniques of the Human Rights Act
1998 78
ix
DETAILED CONTENTS
3.4
Human rights. Convention rights, and the rule of law
88
3.5
The special role of Article
6:
proportionate process
90
3.6
Proportionality and the structure of Convention rights
92
3.7
Subsidiarity and the margin of appreciation
101
3.8
Taking Strasbourg decisions into account
107
3.9
Summary: what the Human Rights Act
1998
doesn t do
108
3.10
A permanent political crisis over human rights law?
109
3.11
Postscript: the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union
112
Take-home message
114
Critical questions
115
Reading
116
Part II Process
4
Due process
121
4.1
The justice of the common law
122
4.2
Natural justice
123
4.3
Comity between the judges and the Board of Works
126
4.4
Due process is proportionate process
133
4.5
What s at stake in the outcome, and what s at stake in the process?
137
4.6
The elements of process
139
4.7
Notice and disclosure
141
4.8
Oral hearings
143
4.9
Waiver
147
4.10
Reconsideration and appeals
148
4.11
Discretion in process
150
4.12
Process danger: secret hearings
151
4.13
Conclusion
155
Take-home message
158
Critical questions
159
Reading
160
5
Impartiality and independence
161
5.1
Impartiality and bias
162
5.2
Appearance and reality
169
5.3
Independence
176
5.4
Policy and prejudice
185
5.5
Conclusion
191
Take-home message
.192
Critical questions
193
Reading
194
6
Reasons: process and substance
195
6.1
Giving reasons for decisions
196
6.2
The deprivation ormciDle
205
DETAI LED CONTENTS XI
6.3
The duty of respect
206
6.4
Trigger factors for reasons
207
6.5
The Padfield practicality principle
210
6.6
The content of reasons
211
6.7
How to remedy a failure to give reasons
214
6.8
Reasons and process danger
215
6.9
The difference between process and substance7 and why it
matters
217
6.10
Conclusion
222
Take-home message
223
Critical questions
223
Reading
224
Partili
Substance
7
Discretion and deference
22 /
7.1
Abuse of power: the how-to guide
228
7.2
Discretion
242
7.3
Massive deference and non-justiciability
250
7.4
Conclusion
270
Take-home message
272
Critical questions
273
Reading
273
8
Substantive fairness
275
8.1
Minimal deference and the principle of legality
276
8.2
Relevance
280
8.3
Proportionality and deference
285
8.4
Legitimate expectations
293
8.5
Substantive unfairness
308
8.6
European Union law: legitimate expectations and proportionality
309
8.7
Conclusion: abuse of power
312
Take-home message
314
Critical questions
314
Reading
315
9
Errors of law and control of fact finding
317
9.1
Errors of law
318
9.2
Control of fact finding
340
9.3
Applying the law to the facts: a permissible field of judgment
350
9.4
Conclusion: the underlying unity of control of discretionary
powers
356
Take-home message
358
Critical questions
359
Reading
359
Xii
DETAILED CONTENTS
Part IV Litigation
10
How to sue the government: judicial processes and judicial remedies
363
10.1
lbe
judicial process puzzle: why is this a problem?
364
10.2
Ordinary claims
368
10.3
Summary process in judicial review
379
10.4
Judicial remedies
390
10.5
Conclusion
406
Take-home message
407
Critical questions
408
Reading
408
11
Standing: litigation and the public interest
410
11.1
The butcher, the baker, and the grave lacuna
411
11.2
Campaign litigation: a special standing problem
420
11.3
Costs in campaign litigation: the bad news and the good news
430
11.4
Standing in an ordinary claim for a declaration
433
11.5
Standing in Human Rights Act proceedings
434
11.6
Standing before the Court of Justice of the European Union
436
11.7
Standing for public authorities
438
11.8
Standing to intervene
441
11.9
Conclusion: the limits of administrative law
443
Take-home message
444
Critical questions
444
Reading
444
PartV Administrative justice
12
Tribunals
449
12.1
Introduction: proportionate process in administrative justice
450
12.2
The reconstruction of tribunals
454
12.3
The judicialization of tribunals
457
12.4
Testing the system: ten elements of administrative justice
459
12.5
Alternatives to tribunal hearings: proportionate dispute resolution
474
12.6
Tribunal engineering: flux in the immigration and asylum
tribunals
476
12.7
Conclusion: the irony of process
477
Take-home message
480
Critical questions
481
Reading
481
13
Ombudsmen
483
13.1
Introduction: the Debt of Honour investigation
484
13.2
The ombudsman process: four keys
485
13.3
The Parliamentary Ombudsman
487
13.4
Local Government Ombudsmen
490
DETAILED
CONTENTS XIII
13.5
Bad administration and unlawfulness, ombudsmen and courts
492
13.6
Injustice
498
13.7
What is an ombudsman s report actually worth to the complainant?
499
13.8
Judicial review of ombudsmen
504
13.9
Specific ombudsmen
511
13.10
The European Ombudsman
514
13.11
Administrative audit
516
13.12
The Equality and Human Rights Commission
518
13.13
The Inquiries Act
2005 520
13.14
Conclusion: the limits of administrative law
524
Take-home message
525
Critical questions
525
Reading
52,6
Part VI Private law and public authorities
14
Torts
531
14.1
Introduction: trespass to property
532
14.2
Tort liability of public authorities: four basic principles
534
14.3
Statutory liabilities
536
14.4
Negligence
539
14.5
Misfeasance in public office: the administrative tort
559
14.6
Just satisfaction: damages under the Human Rights Act
1998 566
14.7
European Union law: a unique liability to compensate for
unlawful conduct
577
14.8
Conclusion: tort and the rule of law
577
Take-home message
578
Critical questions
578
Reading
579
15
Contracts
581
15.1
Government by contract and proportionate administration
582
15.2
Accountability and efficiency
591
15.3
Capacity to contract
595
15.4
How does the law control government contracts?
598
15.5
Contracting out of administrative law?
608
15.6
Conclusion: private law and public law
625
Take-home message
628
Critical questions
629
Reading
629
Glossary
631
Index
641
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