The Supreme Court’s Article 50 judgement was based on a constitutional fallacy that puts the stability of the United Kingdom at risk On 24 January this year the United Kingdom Supreme Court dismissed the appeal of the UK government against the decision of the English and Welsh Divisional Court (colloquially the Court of Appeal) over the legal conditions under which … Continue reading →
13 March 2017 by Mick Moran
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Lost in Dicey: judges, Brexit and the constitution
The Supreme Court’s Article 50 judgement was based on a constitutional fallacy that puts the stability of the United Kingdom at risk On 24 January this year the United Kingdom Supreme Court dismissed the appeal of the UK government against the decision of the English and Welsh Divisional Court (colloquially the Court of Appeal) over the legal conditions under which … Continue reading →
13 March 2017 by Mick Moran
Categories: SPERI Comment | Tags: Article 50, autocracies, Brexit, Dicey, John Griffith, Mick Moran, Parliamentary sovereignty, Supreme Court, UK government | Leave a comment