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Serena Mitchell was called to a disciplinary hearing and dismissed summarily from her job as a police officer with the Lincolnshire Police Force. The reasons given were the Chief Constable's direction and a fundamental breach of trust and confidence. Serena's internal appeal was rejected, and she now seeks judicial review of the decision.
How will her case be listed by the court once proceedings have been issued?
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Judicial review cases are listed in the format "R (on the application of [Claimant]) v [Defendant]," reflecting that proceedings are brought in the name of the Crown. This naming convention ensures clarity and consistency in the identification of judicial review cases.
Key Point: The listing format for judicial review cases emphasises the public law nature of the proceedings and the role of the courts in reviewing the actions of public authorities.
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