50-50 for meI'd be astonished if the Supreme Court find in favour of Miller. There's multiple reasons why the Supreme Court should find in favour of the government - national bias, class bias, political bias, the lot.
50-50 for meI'd be astonished if the Supreme Court find in favour of Miller. There's multiple reasons why the Supreme Court should find in favour of the government - national bias, class bias, political bias, the lot.

I'd did like the Lord Pannick reply to the Question about vote of No Confidence. "Government is accountable to Parliament for politics, Government accountable to the Court for the law".The last two minutes have summed up the problem - you can't prorogue parliament to avoid parliamentary scrutiny.
However, the reason Miller will lose this case is the burden of proof that Johnson prorogued parliament for the definite purpose of that avoidance of scrutiny. I think that's a very high evidential standard to pass - to prove the Prime Minister has, in essence, lied to the Queen.
I can't see any way the Supreme Court finds in favour of Miller here.
Thats not what they are rulling on though is it, its whether the high court can rule on whether it Johnson lied to get the Queen to prorouge Parliament.The last two minutes have summed up the problem - you can't prorogue parliament to avoid parliamentary scrutiny.
However, the reason Miller will lose this case is the burden of proof that Johnson prorogued parliament for the definite purpose of that avoidance of scrutiny. I think that's a very high evidential standard to pass - to prove the Prime Minister has, in essence, lied to the Queen.
I can't see any way the Supreme Court finds in favour of Miller here.
Thats not what they are rulling on though is it, its whether the high court can rule on whether it Johnson lied to get the Queen to prorouge Parliament.
Gina"Queen for a Day"Miller = annoying.
The high court in Scotland already ruled that he did. The government appealed that to the supreme court on the grounds that the high court is outside it's remit in rulling on it. That's what is up for decision, as I understand it.But that's the core of the matter - the reason Johnson lied to the Queen.
If they could prove beyond doubt that Johnson prorogued parliament solely to avoid scrutiny from parliament, then that is definitely illegal and he would have lied to the Queen by saying otherwise.
Gina"Queen for a Day"Miller = annoying.
He must be guilty of conspiring to do so, surely?But that's the core of the matter - the reason Johnson lied to the Queen.
If they could prove beyond doubt that Johnson prorogued parliament solely to avoid scrutiny from parliament, then that is definitely illegal and he would have lied to the Queen by saying otherwise.
So I GET A WARNING FOR DEALING WITH YOU.You utter bell .I'LL TAKE THE BAN. BELLEND.lol lol lol OWNED.............You Bellend.
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