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Judicial Review in South Africa

This academic article outlines the judicial review process in South Africa.

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Qualified Immunity and Policing in the UK

In some countries, such as the USA, police are protected from civil claims through a doctrine called “qualified immunity”. This doctrine protects police unless they have acted incompetently and knowingly acted unlawfully. This can make it very difficult to bring successful civil claims. However, in many countries, such as the UK, police are no longer immune […]

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Qualified Immunity of Police in the USA

In some countries, such as the USA, police are protected from civil claims through a doctrine called “qualified immunity”. This doctrine protects police unless they have acted incompetently and knowingly acted unlawfully. This can make it very difficult to bring successful civil claims. This VOX article outlines how the concept works in the USA and […]

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Freedom of access to government information in Africa: trends, status and challenges

A 2015 review of the status of FoI legislation and practice in African countries.

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Information Law: blog by UK law firm

“Information Law” is a free-to-access blog published by Kingsley Napley LLP, a leading UK law firm.  It has a UK focus.  Some of the articles are relevant to the law and practice on UK freedom of information demands.

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“Freedom of Information” journal

A subscription journal which claims to be the UK’s only professional journal in the field of freedom of information law and practice.

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FoI Directory

A UK-based blog and website which provides commentary and guidance on developments in freedom of information laws, procedures and practice

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Freedom of Information – Balancing the Public Interest

An analysis which seeks to analyse the various aspects of the public interest as understood in a Freedom of Information context in numerous common law jurisdictions; to assist Freedom of Information decision-makers to apply the public interest test in considering exemption provisions in legislation which incorporates that test in one form or another.   Freedom […]

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City of New York v BP, Chevron, Exxon and others, legal complaint as filed 9 January 2018

This is the complaint in an  important lawsuit filed in New York by the City of New York against a number of major oil companies. It seeks to hold them liable in respect of the cost of sea level rise/flood defences for the city, based on their conduct is causing or encouraging large scale emissions. This […]

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Judicial Review of Emissions Target England sought in 2017

These are the grounds on which a number of claimants seek to challenge the UK government’s refusal to alter the 2050 emissions targets under the 2008 Climate Change Act. The claimants rely upon changes since 2008 in climate change science and international climate change policy in order to argue that the government’s refusal to set […]

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