John Smillie, Judicial Review and New Zealand's Missed Opportunity
Rodriguez Ferrere, Marcelo

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Rodriguez Ferrere, M. B., ‘John Smillie, judicial review and New Zealand’s missed opportunity’ in Henaghan, R. M., Griffiths, S. E. and Rodriguez Ferrere, M. B., (eds) Essays in Honour of John Smillie (Thomson Reuters: Wellington, 2016).
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Abstract:
This paper explores Professor John Smillie’s contribution to administrative law in New Zealand and, specifically, his proposal for the development of judicial review over thirty years ago. The author begins by detailing and examining Smillie’s approach, before continuing on to identify the consequences of New Zealand striking a different path. The paper concludes that, had New Zealand adopted Professor Smillies’s proposal, the judicial review jurisdiction may have avoided some of the problems it currently faces in administrative law.
Date:
2016
Editor:
Henaghan, M; Griffiths, S; Rodriguez Ferrere, M
Publisher:
Thomson Reuters
Keywords:
Administrative law; Public law; Judicial review; John Smillie; New Zealand
Research Type:
Chapter in Book
Languages:
English
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