#WithoutPrejudice 16: Justice & Security – Abu Qatada – Contempt – Occupy – Scotland referendum
Thursday, January 19, 2012 by Charon QC
Welcome to the first Without Prejudice of 2012. We plan to resume the fortnightly series on Thursday 2nd February with a full panel – but tonight I am going to review some topical issues with Carl Gardner (Head of Legal blog)
The Justice & Security Green Paper – Abu Qatada – The Occupy judgment – Contempt of court and a quick look at the legal issues involved in the Scotland Independence referendum proposed by Alex Salmond.
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Excellent first Without Prejudice podcast for 2012! I must say, for what it’s worth, that I tend to agree with the Secretary of State for Scotland and the UK Government on the issue of whether Scotland has the legal power to hold a referendum. My reading of the Scotland Act leads me to that view, the same view I held in 2007 when the issue first arose after the SNP formed a minority Government in Scotland.
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