Monthly Archives: November 2016
Autumn caption competition
Time for the autumn caption competition. Regular readers may recognise this as one of the photographs taken when I attended and spoke at the Judges’ Summit on Human Trafficking and Organised Crime held at the Vatican in June. As usual, … Continue reading
The High Court judgment: keep calm and carry on…
The High Court judgment in the Miller case, that notification under Article 50 of the TEU of the UK’s intention to leave the EU cannot be given under the royal prerogative, has attracted intense comment, some of it vituperative and directed … Continue reading
Protecting voter choice
I spoke briefly in the House last night on an amendment to the Wales Bill. Lord Hain sought to prohibit people who lived outside Wales from being elected to sit in the National Assembly for Wales. My objection was one of principle. … Continue reading
The Norton View 