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Lord Falconer should have stepped in sooner when the home secretary criticised a judge last year. That is according to a report from the House of Lords Constitution Committee this morning, which said the former lord chancellor was too slow in defending a judge’s decision in 2006. The incident in question centred on Craig Sweeney,… Read more »
The role of the government’s chief legal advisor is “contradictory” and must be reformed, according to a select committee of MPs. The role of attorney general has three traditional aspects – overseeing prosecutions, giving the government legal advice and sitting in government as a minister. Former attorney general Lord Goldsmith, who left office with Tony… Read more »
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