Parliament has surrendered its power. Our policymakers can now barely move without being tripped up in a court of law
Parliament has surrendered its power. Our policymakers can now barely move without being tripped up in a court of law
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Nobody denies the crisis in our courts, but make no mistake: Leveson’s review is dangerously misguided
The law-abiding majority now feel they are being punished to help shield the state from its own failures
They say the measure would be temporary but I fear, once axed, the ancient right will never be restored
The disparity in legal outcomes is further undermining the British public’s faith in the system
The creation of the Supreme Court and abolition of the Lord Chancellorship has weakened our constitution
Particularly among Reform UK voters
