However, not only does this case not prove that a decision once made cannot be changed (it requires evidence, for sure), it has also been criticised by (for example) Gerard Hogan and David Gwynn Morgan in Administrative Law in Ireland (”a harsh conclusion indeed”), where they argue that the ability of a decision-maker to change his or her mind is a mark of open-mindedness, not irrationality, and that the decision in Farrell misapplies the familiar criteria for… [read post]

Acharya (Gonzaga), George Critchlow (Gonzaga), Gwynne L. [read post]

I think he previously wanted cultural change and guidance to work, but now, where recalcitrant local authorities and "persistent offenders", as he puts it, in the public sector are not responding, he will serve enforcement notices and use his powers.Andrew Gwynne (PPS (Rt Hon Baroness Scotland of Asthal QC, Minister of State), Home Office, Denton & Reddish, Labour) A real issue, and a cause of concern to the Information Commissioner, is that the Freedom of Information Act 2000… [read post]

Gwynn Bowie, Jr., a medical malpractice lawyer who represented the doctor accused of medical malpractice was quoted by the Daily Record as saying his client was "blameless. [read post]