#judicial-review

#judicial-review

Trump's administration escalates deportation efforts, risking confrontation with the judicial system.

A federal judge criticizes the swift deportation of a 2-year-old U.S. citizen, questioning the legitimacy of the process.

The DOJ's new directive may violate due process rights for asylum seekers.

Trump's call for impeaching a judge challenges judicial norms, risking a constitutional crisis.

The administration's defiance of judicial rulings signifies tension within U.S. government branches.

The case Xerox v. Facebook raises questions about the PTAB's adherence to district court claim constructions, invoking judicial review's principles from Marbury v. Madison.

The High Court ruled that the Metropolitan Police cannot dismiss officers by removing their vetting clearance.

Female officers are condemning their union's support for a policeman accused of rape, fearing it undermines ethical standards and trust within the force.

The Metropolitan Police faces a critical challenge regarding vetting rules that could allow rogue officers to be reinstated and claim backpay.

Scotland Yard warns of a potential crisis if it loses a judicial review concerning bad officers, claiming public safety is at stake.

The court found that climate legislation must be prioritized in planning decisions for renewable energy projects.

Campaigners achieved a victory in enforcing new legislation for the protection of national parks and landscapes in England.

High Court challenge against Tower Hamlets Council's plan to dismantle Low Traffic Neighbourhoods launched by campaign group Save Our Safe Streets.

The mayor of Tower Hamlets faces legal challenges over the removal of low-traffic neighbourhoods, deemed essential for safety and pollution reduction.

The judicial review of low traffic schemes was deemed an invalid interference in democratic processes by Tower Hamlets Council.