Judicial Review Experts
Understanding the complexities of public body decisions requires exacting legal expertise, especially under the evolving framework of the Courts Reform Scotland Act.
At TC Young, our team is adept at utilising extensive knowledge of legal reforms to protect your interests.
We offer strategic counsel to ensure compliance with judicial procedures and advocate effectively to improve the efficiency of the legal processes involved.
Our team of specialists
You are in safe hands with our skilled and experience team of trustee advisors.
- Partner
- Partner
- Senior Associate
- Solicitor
- Trainee Solicitor
FAQs
The answers to some of our most frequently asked questions.
What constitutes Judicial Review?
This process examines the legality of how decisions are made by public authorities, focusing on adherence to established protocols rather than the outcomes of those decisions.
On what basis can decisions be reviewed?
Challenges may arise from decisions perceived as unlawful, unreasonable, or biased due to improper procedural conduct.
What impact does the Courts Reform Scotland Act have?
This significant legislation has overhauled procedural aspects and deadlines pertinent to filing for Judicial Review, aiming to streamline and reinforce the administration of justice.
What is the timeframe for initiating a Judicial Review?
Challenges must be presented swiftly, no later than three months from the decision date, subject to extensions granted under special circumstances by the court.
Who is eligible to initiate Judicial Review?
Any party adversely impacted by a public authority’s decision—individuals, corporations, or groups—has standing to request a review, provided the outcome influences their legal rights or obligations.
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