Submitted on Wednesday 25th September 2019
Rejected on Monday 7th October 2019
Current status: Rejected
Rejection code: no-action (see below for details)
Parliament to enforce upon the judiciary Article 9 of the bill of rights 1689
The recent prorogation case demonstrated the law is an ass if judges themselves are ignorant of the act 1689 two courts ruling was correct in stating prorogation was not a legal matter but a political one the Scottish High Court and the Supreme Court acting unlawfully in regard to this act
Since Article 9 of the bill of rights 1689 is quite clear in the role of the courts that parliament makes the laws and the courts administer these according to the legal rules laid down and does not question proceedings in parliament the the High court in Scotland should have thrown the appeal out as should the Supreme Court
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