Unlawful Decisions: You can initiate judicial review when you believe that a government decision or action is unlawful. This could include breaches of statutory powers, procedural errors, or actions that are irrational or unreasonable.Abuse of Power: If you suspect that a public authority has abused its powers or acted beyond its jurisdiction, a judicial review can provide the means to challenge and rectify such actions.Failure to Follow Procedure: Judicial reviews can also be sought when government bodies fail to adhere to proper procedures during decision-making, such as neglecting to consider relevant evidence or failing to consult affected parties.Infringement of Human Rights: When a government action infringes upon fundamental human rights and freedoms, a judicial review can be a crucial mechanism to protect individual liberties.