Bye Bye Boris!
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Boris showing no sign of resigning.
How soon will Cummings be chucked under a bus, or will he manage to chuck Boris under it first?
How soon will Cummings be chucked under a bus, or will he manage to chuck Boris under it first?
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Jobbo/GG - how often does the Supreme Court come back with a unanimous decision, and is it usual to have 11 Judges sitting?
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11 judges sitting in the Supreme Court is most unusual; that is the maximum number which can possibly sit. Generally it is 5.
I don't really have a feel for exactly how often they come back with a unanimous verdict, but with 11 of them it's less likely that you'll get unanimity than with 5. Certainly a lot of the leading cases I studied at law school weren't unanimous with 5 judges (back when it was the House of Lords).
ETA, after canvassing a colleague's view on the proportion of unanimous verdicts - we think under 50% are unanimous. Probably biased by the number of cases involving Lord Denning who was a bit of a maverick. But we did agree that it's also an unusually quick judgment.
I don't really have a feel for exactly how often they come back with a unanimous verdict, but with 11 of them it's less likely that you'll get unanimity than with 5. Certainly a lot of the leading cases I studied at law school weren't unanimous with 5 judges (back when it was the House of Lords).
ETA, after canvassing a colleague's view on the proportion of unanimous verdicts - we think under 50% are unanimous. Probably biased by the number of cases involving Lord Denning who was a bit of a maverick. But we did agree that it's also an unusually quick judgment.
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When was the last time 11 sat? What was that case and verdict?
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The first time may also have been the last time: Miller. That wasn't unanimous.
ETA: that's the previous Miller case about whether Parliament had to authorise the Art.50 notification, heard in December 2016.
ETA: that's the previous Miller case about whether Parliament had to authorise the Art.50 notification, heard in December 2016.
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What's the betting that Cummings leaked that himself? First under the bus.IanF wrote: ↑Tue Sep 24, 2019 4:06 pm AG in the poo aka fall guy.
ETA - https://news.sky.com/story/exclusive-pm ... l-11818599
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Gauke has said he’ll back BoJo in confidence vote, so highly likely BoJo will remain PM until after Brexit or extension. Labour need him gone to have a chance of winning a GE, so we're back where we started.
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Pretty good speech from Corbyn with some funnies too.