| Lefty lawyers? 14:30 - Apr 20 with 672 views | DJR |
That well-known bastion of socialism, the Law Society, has said this on the proposed amendments to the Illegal Migration Bill.
"If the UK were to refuse to comply with a European Court of Human Rights ruling this would entail a clear and serious breach of international law.
The rule of law means governments respect and follow domestic and international law, and disputes are ruled on by independent courts.
This amendment would undermine the global rules-based order, set a dangerous precedent within the international community and damage the UK’s standing in the world.
For all these reasons the Law Society would be unequivocally opposed to such an amendment." [Post edited 20 Apr 2023 15:34]
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| Lefty lawyers? on 14:44 - Apr 20 with 600 views | Blueschev |
The government will already be well aware of this. They can then blame the woke brigade for blocking an unworkable solution to a problem of their own making. |  | | |
| Lefty lawyers? on 15:37 - Apr 20 with 534 views | DJR |
| Lefty lawyers? on 14:44 - Apr 20 by Blueschev |
The government will already be well aware of this. They can then blame the woke brigade for blocking an unworkable solution to a problem of their own making. |
Oh yes, it won't be Rishi who didn't stop the boats, but instead the Guardian-reading, tofu-eating, wokerati (which includes far-left organisations such as the Law Society). | | | |
| Lefty lawyers? on 16:23 - Apr 20 with 485 views | DJR |
Another woke organisation, the Bar Council, is not impressed.
"Legislating to allow the UK government to ignore the rulings of a court undermines the rule of law, which is the foundation upon which domestic and international justice systems are built.
How can a government expect citizens to respect judicial rulings if it is willing to ignore them itself?
The Bar Council echoes the concerns raised by the former lord chief justice Lord Thomas. This would be bad law, sets a dangerous precedent, and risks serious damage to the UK’s international reputation. We urge the government to reconsider this move." | | | |
| Lefty lawyers? on 16:32 - Apr 20 with 475 views | NthQldITFC |
| Lefty lawyers? on 16:23 - Apr 20 by DJR |
Another woke organisation, the Bar Council, is not impressed.
"Legislating to allow the UK government to ignore the rulings of a court undermines the rule of law, which is the foundation upon which domestic and international justice systems are built.
How can a government expect citizens to respect judicial rulings if it is willing to ignore them itself?
The Bar Council echoes the concerns raised by the former lord chief justice Lord Thomas. This would be bad law, sets a dangerous precedent, and risks serious damage to the UK’s international reputation. We urge the government to reconsider this move." |
'How can a government expect citizens to respect judicial rulings if it is willing to ignore them itself?'
This is it. On all matters. |  |
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| Lefty lawyers? on 17:01 - Apr 20 with 448 views | eireblue |
| Lefty lawyers? on 16:32 - Apr 20 by NthQldITFC |
'How can a government expect citizens to respect judicial rulings if it is willing to ignore them itself?'
This is it. On all matters. |
Hmmm, good point, paying tax, that’s like a legal thing right, so a choice now. |  | | |
| Lefty lawyers? on 17:10 - Apr 20 with 425 views | Mullet |
| Lefty lawyers? on 14:44 - Apr 20 by Blueschev |
The government will already be well aware of this. They can then blame the woke brigade for blocking an unworkable solution to a problem of their own making. |
It's obvious to the point of being tedious isn't it? |  |
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