Administrative Law – 88HD Complete Notes + Copy-Paste Exam Scaffolds 2025

Description

If you’re after one clean, reliable set of Admin Law notes you can lean on all semester (and actually use in the exam), these are it. I scored 88 (HD) in Administrative Law (USYD LAWS2010/LAWS5010, Semester 1 2025) using these notes. They’re built to do two things really well: 1. give you a complete “replacement” set of course content (so you’re not constantly chasing readings), and 2. give you a ready-made structure for problem questions (so you’re not reinventing the wheel under time pressure). Everything is in one document (238 pages) and organised so you can find what you need fast. ⸻ WHAT YOU GET Pages 1–193: Full topic notes (Topics 1–16) Complete coverage of the unit, with every topic set out under exam-friendly headings. Each area includes the law in a way that’s designed to be used, not just read. Topics covered: 1. Constitutional context 2. “New Administrative Law” institutions and values 3. Authorised decision-makers (delegation and agency) 4. Substantive conditions on administrative decisions 5. Procedural conditions on administrative decisions 6. Preconditions to power 7. Delegated legislation 8. Supervisory jurisdictions 9. Remedies in judicial review 10. Standing 11. Jurisdictional error 12. Entrenched judicial review 13. Invalidity 14. Public functions 15. Soft-law 16. Administrative reason-giving Across the topic notes you’ll find: • Summaries of every prescribed reading integrated into the notes • Every required case broken down into exam-usable components (facts/issue/held/reasoning/principles) • Embedded key quotes and pinpoint citations so you can support your answer quickly without hunting The aim is simple: this should function as your one source of truth for the subject. ⸻ Pages 194–238: Copy-paste exam scaffolds (problem questions) This is the part that saves the most time in the exam. These are detailed, step-by-step problem question structures you can drop into any scenario, including: • Clear sequencing (jurisdiction → standing → grounds → privative clauses → remedies) • Template sentences with easy placeholders so you can plug in facts quickly • Case principles + pinpoints built into the structure, with relevant quotes where it matters It reads like a worked framework you can follow under pressure. ⸻ WHY THIS SET WORKS • One file, one system: topic content + exam execution in the same document • Built for speed: easy to navigate in an open-book exam • Authority ready to go: quotes + pinpoints embedded so you can substantiate fast • Comprehensive: topics 1–16 covered end-to-end If you want to spend less time organising materials and more time actually getting marks, this set is designed to do that.