British Prime Minister Boris Johnson attends a roundtable at Downing Street in London, Britain, September 19, 2019. REUTERS/Henry Nicholls/Pool
LONDON - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson could suspend parliament again even if the Supreme Court rules that his original suspension, or prorogation, was unlawful, a court submission tweeted by an opposition lawyer showed. The Supreme Court is on the final day of a three-day hearing to determine whether Johnson acted unlawfully when he suspended parliament for five weeks in the run-up to Brexit.
“Depending on the court’s reasoning it would still either be open or not open to the PM to consider a further prorogation,” the legal submission said. It was tweeted by Jo Maugham, a lawyer who successfully brought a challenge in Scotland over the suspension. Johnson’s lawyers had been asked by the court to explain what he would do if the court found against him. The document tweeted by Maugham was their response, he said.
trump puppet
Vote for someone who believes in shutting down your representatives 🤡🤡🤡
Mind you, he could have done that anyway. ProrogationCase
It appears Johnson and Trump use the same barber or wig shop
That means he will do one thing and that's no doubt suspending parliament again and again
The fuck ?
Don't be to sure! The Supreme Court may next week issue further instructions as to what happens next. SupremeCourtuk ProrogationCase
You know we had someone in Germany as well who just got rid of entities that were against him...Safe to say, didn't turn out too well for the country...
Who's pulling his strings? The same person who sacked Bercow!
why not to suspend directly the court!? easier! democracy at work!
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