Definition of judicial review

judicial reviewnoun

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/dʒuˌdɪʃl rɪˈvjuː//dʒuˌdɪʃl rɪˈvjuː/

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(in the US) the power of the Supreme Court to decide if something is allowed by the Constitution

(in the UK) a procedure in which a court examines an action or decision of a public body and decides whether it was right

Example:
  • There is to be a judicial review of the visa changes.
  • The case is subject to judicial review.
Extra examples:
  • a judicial review of the decision made by the Serious Fraud Office
  • Greenpeace will seek a judicial review if a full public inquiry is not held.