If the UK Supreme Court’s decision on the prorogation or ending of the current session of Parliament were handed in as a law student’s assignment, it would be marked as a ‘Fail’. It is no more than a political manifesto posing as a judgement, a grab for power. Rather than a legal interpretation of the constitution, it is part and parcel of a sinister process of turning this ancient kingdom into a republic of the elites.
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