The course examines various legal means by which people may hold the executive arm of government accountable for actions which affect them by challenging the legality of actions, the merits of decisions, the fairness of processes, or by seeking access to information held by government. You will study the procedures and grounds for judicial review of governmental action, tribunal-based merits review of governmental decisions, and the operation of freedom of information legislation.

Course detail

Prerequisite

LAW301 and enrolled in any Law Program or AB101, UU301, UU302 or XU301

Semester of offer Subject to change

• Sunshine Coast: Not Currently Offered

Units

12.00

Tuition fee

1.4B:Accounting, Business, Law, Economics, Management

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