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Law, Discretion and the Control of Bureaucracy

BBC Radio 3
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by Jeffrey Jowell , Professor of Public Law at University College, London.
Many decisions are taken today by unelected officials acting with a high degree of discretion. To what extent can the rule of law act as a device to control the abuse of official discretion in a complex society:

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