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Old 11-12-2016, 12:58   #3129
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Re: Post-Brexit Thread
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Originally Posted by nomadking View Post
The Law courts are not democratic by any means. If the Judges based things purely on Law there would be no overturning of decisions, unanimous decisions where more than one Judge is used, eg Supreme Court, no arguments over "which side" a Judge is on when they are appointed. The list goes on.

If invoking Article 50 is invalid, then a whole host of other things connected to the EU are also invalid. What other things were agreed and approved by Parliament before the Treaties, Directives etc were signed?
Judges are not on any particular side and base all their decisions on their interpretation of law. Are you seriously suggesting otherwise?
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