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Politics and the judiciary in England and Wales
This article is about the relationship between the judiciary and politics in England and Wales. For information about its court structure, see Courts of England and Wales; for information about politics, see Politics of the United Kingdom.
It is a common axiom of constitutional principle that the legislature makes the law, the executive
Summary: judges impartial and dispassionate - appropriate role in constitution.
Also political consequences of decisions - media impressions
Historical cases[edit]
Recent cases[edit]
JR'ing the Home Secretary, Michael Howard R v ? e.p Fire Brigades Union,
Sentencing dispute[edit]
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External links[edit]
- An external link