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Judicial Review (2 Papers / 2 CPD Points) -
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Conventional Judicial Review by James
O'Reilly SC (3rd July 2007)
Judicial review in the context of this Paper describes
the legal proceedings challenging a decision of an administrative
or legal authority or a decision of a tribunal or court
of limited or local jurisdiction.
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Speaker Bio
James O'Reilly, a practicing Senior Counsel with extensive
experience in judicial review litigation. He is a co-author
with Anthony M. Collins SC of Civil Proceedings in
the State, 2nd edition (2004). His practical experience
extends to a wide variety of public law litigation which
now includes the European Convention on Human Rights.
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Practical Advice on Criminal Judicial Review
by Anthony Collins, SC
This Paper consists of practical advice to counsel and
solicitors in the preparation and prosecution of judicial
review applications arising out of criminal proceedings.
The issues are approached from the perspective of the
applicant's advisers: the Director of Public Prosecutions
and, on the rare occasions on which they are represented,
judges, are advised by persons who have considerable experience
in the field.
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Speaker Bio
Anthony M. Collins is a Senior Counsel in practice
at the Bar of Ireland, specialising in Administrative
and European Union law. Having qualified from Trinity
College Dublin and the Kings' Inns, he was called to
the Bar in 1986, where he practiced until 1990. Between
1990 and 1997 he was référendaire at the Court of Justice
of the European Communities to Chief Justice Thomas
F. O'Higgins and Chief Justice John L. Murray. In 1997
he returned to Dublin to practice at the Bar of Ireland.
He regularly pleads before the Superior Courts in Ireland
and the European Courts in Luxembourg. Between 1997
and 2000 he was Director of the Irish Centre for European
Law, and continues to be a member of its Board of Directors.
Between 1992 and 2003 he was co-editor of the Irish
Journal of European Law. He is currently the representative
of the Bar of Ireland to the Permanent Delegation of
the CCBE to the Community Courts. Amongst his publications
are two books he has co-authored on EC State Aid
Law & Policy and Civil Proceedings and the State in
Ireland.
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