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== United Kingdom == Before the [[Woolf Reforms]], [[Judicial review in English law|judicial reviews]] in England were cited ''Regina v [The Public Body] ex parte [Person]'', where the person was the one actually bringing the case. The 'Regina' (or Rex if the monarch is a male) refers to the sovereign in whose name all judicial reviews are brought. This derives from the petition for writs, which were in the name of the Crown. Since the reforms, cases are now named ''Rex (on the application of [Person]) v [The Public Body]''.
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