Judicial Review Applications

Judicial review is a fundamental right to challenge a decision made by the Government or a government department.

Our Judicial Review Service

Judicial review is a fundamental right to challenge a decision made by the Government or a government department. If you are unhappy with an administrative decision made by a state government agency or local government authority, you may be able to apply to the Supreme Court for a judicial review.

The Supreme Court has the power to review the decision, as well as the decision-making process, to ensure it was legal and fair.

Wallace O’Hagan Lawyers has successfully challenged many unlawful, and unfair, administrative decisions impacting the rights of individuals.

If you need advice on your right to seek judicial review, contact our firm today.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. An application for judicial review must normally be made 28 days after the decision is made. Do not delay in obtaining legal advice.
Yes. You can apply to the Supreme Court to review the decision to deny your parole application. Our team can provide you with specialist advice and representation to ensure you are afforded a fair hearing.

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