Administrative Law in Two Hours

This video moves quickly through an entire undergraduate Administrative Law course in (just over) two hours. The focus is Australian Commonwealth level administrative law, but the materials work just as well for the states and territories, and they should be at least helpful for most overseas systems derived from English common law.

The video commences with a rationale for administrative law, before discussing the common law writs of certiorari, mandamus, prohibition and habeas corpus. We then discuss natural justice at some length, before looking in some detail at the statutory scheme for challenging decisions (under the Administrative Decisions (Judicial Review) Act 1977. That takes up much of the video. Finally, we look at mechanisms and institutions for review, including statements of reasons, freedom of information, internal review, the Administrative Appeals Tribunal, the Federal Court and the Ombudsman.

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[christinagladwin]

This guy has a talent of cutting through the technicalities of admin law that I am trying to get my head around. Absolutely love

[kiranabangun]

who's watching this in 2024? thank you for explaining admin law just in 2 hours!

[kassandrafood]

Thank you so much Anthony for providing these materials for FREE. These run downs are unbelievably helpful in facilitating a deeper understanding of the more complex content. Really appreciate it.

[namastexo]

This video is Anthony Marinac at his BEST. His sincere passion for administrative law as an essential foundation in human rights is uncommon and pivotal. I was galvanised by this video, which really fueled my interest in a topic that many brush over as boring. Thank you, Anthony Marinac.

[margeauxdillon]

You have a profound talent for summarising so concisely what is such a complex area of law! This video was perfect for consolidating all my knowledge at the end of semester just before my exam. I am filled with confidence that I can make sense of things after watching this. Thank you so much!

[patriciacamilla]

He teaches so well and I'd recommend him to anyone interested in administration law

[aldo-jdyd]

I have been sitting looking at my admin law final assessement overwhelmed and confused after a very intense semester examining it. I stumbled upon Anthony's lecture and a light went off and it all started making sense. I have following his simple, yet concise, breakdown of the ADJR to do my review section. Cannot thankyou enough Anthony.

[Crispi]

Anthony, I really love your videos. Your teaching style is brilliant - you always make your subjects clear and set them out logically. You cut through the legalese wonderfully and manage (somehow) to explain complex subjects relatively simply. Thank you so much for sharing these with us. It is really very much appreciated!

[Nisey]

This video is brilliant! Thank you so much for summarising it so perfectly. I don't know what I would do without you, honestly!

[clodypody]

Anthony you are the GOAT. Pls know you are carrying me and all my friends through exam season :))) we appreciate you !

[buddythedragon]

You explained the basics and principles better in 2 hours than my lecturer has done all session. I can't thank you enough!

[dedeborah]

- Wrapped my head around that totally - and cleverly done - the full circle back to the common law towards the end.. loved that. Thanks Anthony!

[hannahalexis]

Anthony, I have spent two long sessions this weekend, watching this video and taking lots of notes. I just want to say THANK YOU!! You have made studying Administrative Law a very exciting prospect this upcoming semester. I feel so much more confident about this subject and you've also made me really interested about particular aspects of administrative law. As corny as this sounds, you rock!

[rebecca]

This was extremely beneficial in the lead up to my Administrative Law exam! Wish I had discovered this earlier, but better late than never. You truly have an innate gift for teaching and I appreciate the way you managed to transform such an intricate and difficult subject into easy to understand and relatable concepts. You really brought Administrative Law to life :)

[lewischeung]

Im going to start my law double degree in August, massive thanks for those 2 hour summary courses which have given me not only great headstart but also confidence:D

[carolloylamunu]

I have been stressed because administrative law has not been easy for me. I am currently doing administrative law 2 and I have an exam in a few days. Glad I decided to check this out. It has helped me tremendously and I have confidence that I can do that paper. Wish I had seen this sooner 👍🏿 will continue to watch more of the other subjects. Thank you

[mathsfornineyearolds]

Thumbs up on this one. It is an achievement just being able to make a presentation that good. Ask anyone who went to a college and had to do that. I spent 2 years after leaving school sitting through hundreds of hours of business and law lectures. I checked up on court proceedures and I have been involved in several legal cases concerning money. The first judge I encountered was winging it. My solicitor threatened him with hab corp and he changed his mind on the spot. I have been to three colleges and it is always the same, History; language and law. He explains the language in my opinion very well.

[nessandpeanut]

Doing the lords work for law students. Thank you, sir.

[moniqueredpath]

Thanks so much Anthony! I'm currently in Week 2 of my admin law course and this has just been so clear & helpful for me consolidating the things I've read and heard so far (and haven't felt I had made much sense of yet!) Great video, I'm very thankful!!

[jiacongxu]

I just want to say thank you for providing this amazing law packages for free Anthony! This is really saved my life for this semester and I will keep following you in other subjects as well! THANK YOU SO MUCH!