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Legal Challenges To Government Decisions
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Gina Miller strikes again...…
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leaving aside (for now) the rights or wrongs or Brexit -
how difficult will the business of government become if every contentious issue ends up having to be decided by the courts?
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leaving aside (for now) the rights or wrongs or Brexit -
how difficult will the business of government become if every contentious issue ends up having to be decided by the courts?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I'm not sure how many Gina Miller type figures are out there who are prepared to challenge the intentions of Government.
The only winners are the legal bods who will be raking in the cash.
It all depends how strongly one feels about the perceived injustice and ill thought out issues.
Whether it's climate issues, bedroom tax, Universal Credit etc there is always the potential to challenge in the courts and many cases have been successful.
Sometimes legislation is flawed.
The only winners are the legal bods who will be raking in the cash.
It all depends how strongly one feels about the perceived injustice and ill thought out issues.
Whether it's climate issues, bedroom tax, Universal Credit etc there is always the potential to challenge in the courts and many cases have been successful.
Sometimes legislation is flawed.
Miller doesn't make the decision whether or not this is unlawful, so it's a nonsense that she decides on legality "when it suits her". She quite correctly challenged the legality of whether or not further legislation was needed to Notify under Article 50, and she would be at least well-justified in questioning whether suspension of Parliament for the purposes of forcing through a particular form of Brexit is legal or not.
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