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Peter Leyland's Textbook on Administrative Law provides a detailed and scholarly examination of the legal framework regulating public administration in the United Kingdom. The book covers core topics such as the grounds for judicial review—illegality, irrationality, and procedural impropriety—alongside natural justice, legitimate expectations, and remedies. It situates administrative law within its constitutional context, discussing parliamentary sovereignty, the rule of law, and the impact of human rights legislation. Leyland integrates case law and academic commentary to explain how courts review the actions of government ministers, local authorities, and other public bodies. The text also addresses ombudsmen, tribunals, and alternative dispute resolution. This edition reflects contemporary developments, making it an essential resource for law undergraduates and postgraduate students seeking a thorough grounding in the principles and practice of administrative law.
This textbook is essential for law undergraduates taking compulsory administrative law modules and for postgraduate students specialising in public law. It also suits aspiring solicitors and barristers preparing for professional exams, as well as practitioners seeking a reliable refresher on judicial review principles. Academics and researchers will value its critical perspective and contextual analysis. Additionally, public sector lawyers and policy advisers may find it useful for understanding legal constraints on administrative decision-making.
- ✓ Comprehensive coverage of core administrative law topics, including judicial review and remedies
- ✓ Clear exposition of complex case law and statutory materials
- ✓ Strong contextual analysis linking legal doctrine to constitutional principles
- ✓ Well-structured chapters with helpful summaries and further reading suggestions
- ✓ Up-to-date treatment of recent developments in UK administrative law
- ✗ Dense academic prose may be challenging for non-law readers
- ✗ Focus on UK jurisdiction limits its usefulness for comparative study
- ✗ Some areas assume prior knowledge of constitutional law
- ✗ Case law references may become outdated between editions
- ✗ Limited practical guidance on drafting judicial review claims
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