Judicial Review Evidence in the Era of the Digital State

Judicial Review of Automated Administrative Decision-making: The Role of Administrative Courts in the Evaluation of Unlawful Regimes

“…29 That constitutes a challenge for administrative justice, as courts are not generally configured to be part of a policymaking process but to adjudicate disputes. 30 On the other hand, it is commonly held that 'the opportunity to be heard by an impartial adjudicator is central to legitimate democratic authority' 31 and judicial review is 'a key guardrail of legality' 32 . These arguments prompt me to consider the role of courts in policymaking, even though it doesn't fit entirely with their nature.…”

Significant Academic Articles in 2020: Five Contributions to Understanding and the Growing Plea for More Imaginative Study of Judicial Review

“…A similar message emerges from a paper by Tomlinson, Katy Sheridan and Adam Harkens on the role of evidence in judicial review. 125 The authors argue that:…”

“…133 But, within the study of judicial review, some topics have been 'debated almost endlessly while other areas are relatively neglected'. 134 The articles discussed above flag statutory construction, 135 the role of different kinds of evidence 136 and the role(s) played by judicial review in different administrative contexts 137 as overlooked topics. There are undoubtedly many others.…”