Subject:
Re: Email Enquiry: Freedom of Information request - Statistics in relation to judicial review cases
Date:
Wed, 25 Apr 2018 17:18:26 +0800
From:
DoJ Infor
mation <[email protected]>
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To:
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Dear Justice Centre Hong Kong,
I refer to your application for access to information dated 17 April 2018.
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Cherie CHAN
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Administration & Development Division
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Subject:
Freedom of Information request - Statistics in relation to judicial review cases
Date:
Tue, 17 Apr 2018 10:26:25 +0000
From: I
saac Shaffe
r <[email protected]>
To:
FOI requests at Department of Justice
<[email protected]>
Dear Department of Justice,
We would be grateful if you could please provide responses to the following queries.
1. Can the Government please provide statistics on the following:
The percentage (%) of applicant/ claimants for judicial review cases which are represented at the following
stages:
Stages:
On submitting an initial (Form 86) application for Judicial Review -
At/ before the permission hearing -
After permission is granted but on/before their full Judicial Review hearing -
2. Can the Government please confirm the percentage of applicants who remain unrepresented throughout
their application for judicial review?
Unrepresented Applicants:
Year 2015:
Year 2016:
Year 2017:
3. Can the Government please provide statistics on the following:
The number of applications for judicial review submitted for which a decision on permission to proceed was
given by the Court:
No. of decisions given:
Year 2015:
Year 2016:
Year 2017:
4. Can the Government please provide statistics on the following:
The number of decisions given in which permission to proceed was granted:
Permission Granted:
Year 2015:
Year 2016:
Year 2017:
5. Can the Government please provide statistics on the following:
The average period of time taken from the application being received to the decision on whether permission
to proceed is granted or refused:
Average period of time:
Year 2015:
Year 2016:
Year 2017:
Yours faithfully,
Justice Centre Hong Kong
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