Judicial Review Data Visualisation Tool
Published 1 September 2022
Applies to England and Wales
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1. Introduction
The Judicial Review interactive data tool has been developed as part of wider work on improving data visualisation and accessibility. The tool is designed to provide further breakdown to the analysis in the publication and sits on top of the data tables and associated csv files. The tool provides users with the capability to:
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interrogate the published information easily at a lower level of detail, e.g. by specific topics;
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access and produce a range of charts specific to their user requirements
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visualise the case progression of judicial reviews through the Sankey diagram
2. The data visualisation tool
The tool can be found here:
https://judicial-reviews-app.apps.alpha.mojanalytics.xyz/
This quarter, topics have been added to the tool to enable a further breakdown of this data.
3. How to send us your feedback
We welcome any comments or feedback about the tool, including your views on how the tool can be improved. Enquiries and feedback should be directed to Civil and Administrative Justice Statistics using the details below:
Email: CAJS@justice.gov.uk
or
Carly Gray
Head of Access to Justice Statistics
Data and Evidence as a Service
Ministry of Justice 3rd Floor
10 South Colonnade
London
E14 4QQ