Publications by Dr Philip Murray

Full list of publications by Dr Philip Murray.

  • Philip Murray, ‘Jones Reconsidered: A Historical Approach to Errors of Fact’, in The Mosaic of Public Law: Essays in Honour of David Feldman (eds Mark Elliott, Natasa Mavronicola and Philip Murray), Hart Publishing, forthcoming
  • Philip Murray, ‘Process, Substance and the History of Error of Law Review’, in Public Law Adjudication in Common Law Systems: Process and Substance (eds John Bell, Mark Elliott, Jason NE Varuhas, and Philip Murray), Bloomsbury, 2016
  • Philip Murray, ‘Cart Revisited: Ouster Clauses and the Upper Tribunal (note on R (LA (Albania) v Upper Tribunal, CA)’, [2024] CLJ 6–9, forthcoming
  • Philip Murray, ‘Re St Michael le Belfrey, York’, [2024] ELJ 231
  • Philip Murray, ‘Procedural Fairness, Human Rights and the Parole Board (note on Osborn v Parole Board, SC)’, [2014] CLJ 5
  • Philip Murray, ‘Procedural Fairness in Sports Regulation (note on Cronin v Greyhound Board of Great Britain Ltd, CA)’, [2014] Professional Negligence 36
  • Philip Murray, ‘The Prince and the Paper: Disclosing Prince Charles's Advocacy Correspondence (note on R (Evans) v Information Commissioner, Upper Tribunal)’, [2013] CLJ 1
  • Philip Murray, ‘Judicial Review of the Upper Tribunal: Appeal, Review, and the Will of Parliament (note on R (Cart) v Upper Tribunal, SC)’, [2011] CLJ 487
  • Philip Murray, ‘Ducks or Rabbits? The History of Judicial Review for Error of Fact’, 2026
  • Philip Murray, Paul Warchuk, ‘The History of Ouster Clauses’, 2026
  • Philip Murray, Mark Elliott, ‘The Constitutional Imperative of Classical Administrative Law’, 2025
  • Philip Murray, ‘What's the Point of Administrative Law?’, 2024
  • Philip Murray, ‘Process, Substance and the History of Error of Law Review’, 2014
  • Philip Murray, ‘Judicial Review for Jurisdictional Error of Law: the Decision in R v Bolton’, 2013