Judicial Review and Courts Act 2022 (2022 c 35)

The Judicial Review and Courts Act 2022 aims to reform the judicial review process to make it more efficient and balanced. It introduces measures to streamline procedures, improve case management, and expand the use of technology within the courts. The Act modifies the appeals process, providing for fewer automatic suspensions of decisions, thereby expediting the enforcement of public authority actions. Furthermore, it enhances the powers of tribunals and introduces measures to make court services more accessible and user-friendly, reflecting the ongoing effort to modernise the UK justice system.

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Judicial Review and Courts Act 2022 (2022 c 35)

The Judicial Review and Courts Act 2022 aims to reform the judicial review process to make it more efficient and balanced. It introduces measures to streamline procedures, improve case management, and expand the use of technology within the courts. The Act modifies the appeals process, providing for fewer automatic suspensions of decisions, thereby expediting the enforcement of public authority actions. Furthermore, it enhances the powers of tribunals and introduces measures to make court services more accessible and user-friendly, reflecting the ongoing effort to modernise the UK justice system.

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Judicial Review and Courts Act 2022 (2022 c 35)

Part 1 Judicial Review (ss 1-2)

Part 2 Courts, Tribunals and Coroners (ss 3-48)

Part 3 Final Provisions (ss 49-52)

SCHEDULE 1 Documents to be Served in Accordance with Criminal Procedure Rules

SCHEDULE 2 Criminal Procedure: Consequential and Related Amendments

SCHEDULE 3 Practice Directions for Online Proceedings

SCHEDULE 4 Online Procedure: Amendments

SCHEDULE 5 Employment Tribunal Procedure Rules: Further Provision

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