“[Criminal Judicial Review] has a clear and simple style, is easy to use and will meet the needs of the practitioner. In my view it will become the “go-to” book for judicial review.” – Greg Foxsmith,
London Advocate, issue 86
“...the reader is treated to both a scholarly and practical analysis of the underlying principles, a combination that few authors manage to achieve. This book is an essential addition to any criminal law library.” –
Crimeline
“...this book truly is a comprehensive guide to challenging decisions of criminal courts and public bodies in the criminal justice system using judicial review. Written in a clear style, it has the qualities of scholarship and useful practicality which criminal law practitioners, both solicitors and barristers, will embrace and keep for their reference libraries.” – Sally Ramage,
The Criminal Lawyer, August 2015
“This book brings together and restates the law that has been set out elsewhere in various cases, textbooks, guidelines and practice directions, in an intelligent, comprehensive and user friendly style. It will be of practical and academic assistance to those who work in this field and in particular to those who need hand-holding through the process.” – Catharine Donnelly,
Counsel Magazine
“Criminal Judicial Review represents an excellent tool for practitioners in the criminal justice system.” – James Robottom,
Judicial Review