Administrative Justice in Wales

Substantive trial in The Administrative Justice Tribunal

In the new regulations of Administrative Justice Tribunal, substantive proceedings were also brought in the proceedings, which are the innovations of the Code of the Organization and the Rules of Procedure of the Administrative Justice Tribunal. The new lawmaking approach in the new law is the possibility of the complete administrative litigation in Administrative Justice Tribunal, which requir...

Our Administrative System of Criminal Justice

Integrated Administrative Data & Criminal Justice Research

Using integrated administrative data from criminal justice and social service systems can harness information in meaningful ways that transcend traditional “silos” and allow communities to focus collective attention on important social issues that cross systemic boundaries. Despite recent advances in use of integrated administrative data, practical information to promote adoption by new users i...

A Socio-Legal Approach to Administrative Justice*

The first part of this article outlines two complementary approaches to enhancing administrative justice. Internal mechanisms, which can be put into place by government departments and public bodies themselves, are contrasted with external mechanisms, which result in the imposition on government departments and public bodies of principles enunciated by courts, tribunals, and ombudsmen. Lawyers ...

Public confidence in the New South Wales criminal justice system

This bulletin describes a survey of public attitudes on levels of sentencing and whether the NSW criminal justice system is achieving its various aims. Consistent with previous research, a high proportion (66%) of respondents felt that sentences imposed on convicted offenders are either ‘a little too lenient’ or ‘much too lenient’. Most were either ‘very’ or ‘fairly’ confident that the criminal...