25 Jan 2017 | Uncategorized
The majority of the Supreme Court in Miller decided to uphold the High Court judgment. They did so relying mainly on their construction of the European Communities Act 1972. This was the right approach to take, but the majority executed it in ways incompatible with...
4 Jan 2017 | Brexit and Judicial Power, Posts, Publications, Publications: Brexit and Judicial Power
Download paper The legal controversy in the Miller case may now be distilled in the following way. The government argues that it has a general power to withdraw from treaties, which it certainly does. The claimants argue that the executive does not have a power to...