Evidence to Parliament on Criminal Justice and Courts Bill

I will be giving evidence tomorrow at around 3pm to the Public Bill Committee scrutinising the Criminal Justice and Courts Bill.

I will be giving evidence along with Nicola Mackintosh, Nick Armstrong and Michael Fordham QC, on the potential impact of the Bill on Judicial Review. The session should be available to view online live here. The full programme, which should be very interesting, is listed here.

For more on the Bill, see this recent post by JUSTICE’s Angela Patrick and this one by David Hart QC.

Sign up to free human rights updates by email, Facebook, Twitter or RSS

Related posts:

• Reforming judicial review: cutting pointless delay or preventing legitimate challenge? – Angela Patrick
• Judicial review changes: inevitably the same result if no unlawfulness?
• Grayling’s proposals for environmental and planning judicial review
• Don’t be fooled by the “concessions”, there is still a real threat to Judicial Review