Weekly round-up of the top legal blogosphere posts
This week, the Supreme Court must come of age [New Statesman]
Supreme Court hearing on suspension of parliament — key issues [The Guardian]
Prorogation and the courts: A question of sovereignty [UK Constitutional Law Association]
The government should be careful what it wishes for from the Supreme Court [Barrister Blogger]
Supreme Court line-up [Twitter]
How the Supreme Court will line-up for today’s hearing: Hale in her familiar holding role, flanked by Reed and Kerr, with Kitchin and Sales operating as attacking wingers #Supremecourtfacts pic.twitter.com/EK0VnoeZxt
— Legal Cheek (@legalcheek) September 17, 2019
Judgment day: the danger of courts taking over politics [The Spectaor]
Supreme Court is this season’s hottest TV drama [The Times]
Lawyers share their hilarious #SupremeCourtFacts as prorogation of parliament case gets underway [Legal Cheek]
Joshua Rozenberg: Brexit places judges in uncomfortable territory [Law Society Gazette]
Brexit: how the people are using ‘news avoidance’ to escape the post-truth world of politics [Inforrm’s Blog]
Non-justiciability and Shergill v Khaira [Russell Sandberg]
Life on the frontline of the global economy — with White & Case [Legal Cheek Events]
Jobs, jobs, jobs [Legal Cheek Noticeboard]
