Keywords
jurisdiction, fairness, resonableness, judicial review, rights, jurisprudence, administrative law
Abstract
There is no doubt that in the days of procedural refinements, arbitrary distinctions and uncertainty as to the purpose of judicial review, the subject was exceedingly complicated and unnecessarily subtle. With the new dominance of relatively simple concepts, and more obvious policy goals, we may reduce the subject to a wholesome simplicity, so that both the government and the citizens can know and understand their rights. To do so, we have to consider the fundamental concepts one by one, and then apply them to recent jurisprudence and to the policy of modern administrative law.
Recommended Citation
Julius H. Grey and Lynne-Marie Casgrain, "Jurisdiction, Fairness and Reasonableness" (1987) 10:3 Dal LJ 89.
