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1. By the time you read this, I shall have ended my time as President of the Upper Tribunal Immigration and Asylum Chamber (UTIAC). During my five years in that post, I have been in charge of a judicial entity that both decides judicial reviews and is subject to them. At the same time, I have been sitting regularly in the Administrative Court. Whether all or any of this makes me qualified to opine on judicial review is, however, debatable.
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