A doctrinal analysis of state organization, delegated legislation, administrative oversight, and judicial review of statutory bodies.
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Administrative Law & Judicial Review
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This subject is taught as a single course in 4 parts.
Identify an administrative decision, its review framework, and the relevant grounds and remedies.
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Gosnell, J. R., “Public & Administrative Law”, The Law Library (Montréal, 2026), jamesgosnell.com/administrative-law.
James R. Gosnell is a Montréal law graduate preparing for the Québec Bar. He writes these lessons while studying and builds legal-technology tools for the lawyers around him.
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