High H1 (90) Administrative Law Notes Hypo AND Essay 2025 exam: IRAC structured = copy paste rules into practice exams

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The first section of notes is handcrafted to be applicable to any potential issue arising in an Administrative Law exam, structured to be copy/pasted/paraphrased for the Issue and Rule followed by step-by-step questions to answer in analysis with analogies for that H1 critical analysis (pre-written text is in blue). These are the most straightforward set of notes to ensure you do well in your exam. I used these notes to achieve 94% in the exam and an overall 90 in Administrative Law. The second section of notes is my general class notes (starting from page 23). Topic list: Part I. Introduction to Administrative Law Topic 1 – Administrative Law in a Nutshell Part II: A Closer Look at the New Administrative Law Reforms Topic 2 – Australia’s Distinctive Administrative Law Framework Topic – The Values and Principles Underpinning the New Topic : Freedom of Information Topic – The Office of Ombudsman Topic – Commonwealth and Victorian Merits Review Part III: Judicial Review Topic 3 – The Courts’ Supervisory Jurisdictions and the Remedies Judicial Review Can Provide Topic 4 – Standing: Who Has the Right to Bring a Legal Proceeding Topic 5 – Framing the Courts’ Supervisory Jurisdiction Over Administrative Action – What Is Judicial Review? Topic 6 – Procedural Fairness Topic : Procedural Fairness: Threshold Issues Including Statutory Exclusion Topic – Procedural Fairness: The Hearing Rule Topic – Procedural Fairness: Bias Topic 7 – Error as to Jurisdictional Fact – Question 1: Two Types: Objective or Subjective Exe Power Expansion – Question 2: What the Court’s Role Is Topic 8 – Acting Without Legal Authority Topic 9 – Inflexible Application of Policy Topic 10 – Invalid Delegation of Discretionary Power Topic 11 – Relevant/Irrelevant Considerations Topic 12 – Unreasonableness Topic 13 – Privative Clauses and Other Limitation Devices Topic 14 – Judicial Review of Delegated Legislation Topic 15: Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities Act 2006 (Vic)