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Learning Outcomes

1. Analyse and critically appraise the way administrative law values and principles, underpin the various mechanisms for challenging administrative decisions.
2. Recognise, solve, and critically reflect on administrative law problems and issues, and their role in regulating interactions between government policy, administration and the law
3. Write clearly and persuasively to clients and other stakeholders about the application of administrative law principles to factual scenarios
4. Develop and apply advanced statutory interpretation principles to administrative law problems, including to define the scope of statutory powersNone

Fees

Requisites

50 credit points of Intermediate Law core.

It is recommended that you have completed LAW253 and LAW250.

Prerequisites

Mutual Exclusions

You cannot enrol in this unit as well as the following:

LAW204

Teaching

Textbooks

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