On Thursday this week, the High Court ruled that Prime Minister May’s government cannot use crown prerogative powers to activate Article 50 to start the Brexit process. This means that members of parliament will have to vote on whether or not Article 50 is triggered....
Central to the judge’s reasoning for their decision was the distinction between domestic law and international law. Domestic law affects individuals directly by creating or altering their legal rights. International law does not, as it is in the form of treaties...
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