1. The Status of Oral Applications in Court
While formal written submissions are the standard, English criminal courts retain the flexibility to hear oral applications to ensure the just and efficient conduct of proceedings.
OPEN JUSTICE – THE SOLUTION Open justice is a constitutional principle of English law, not a procedural aspiration or administrative courtesy. Its three indivisible dimensions …
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R v Brentford Justices, Ex parte Catlin [1975] QB 455 https://peacekeepers.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/1975-REGINA-v.-BRENTFORD-JUSTICES-Ex-parte-CATLIN-1975-Q.B.-455.pdf The applicant was convicted of careless driving after appearing in court on …
15 July 2026 UPDATE Hill J recorded the complaint that the register extract did not identify the District Judge, but she did not determine the …
This document provides a complete legal defence against council tax enforcement, structured in three distinct but interconnected parts. The overarching legal argument is built upon …
While formal written submissions are the standard, English criminal courts retain the flexibility to hear oral applications to ensure the just and efficient conduct of proceedings.
THIS MUST BE READ IN BROAD CONTEXT OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL QUESTION ON THE SIMPLE PRIMARY SOURCES SHOWING THAT AS PREROGATIVE (THE RIGHT TO GOVERN) DERIVES ITS AUTHORITY
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What if one of the most fundamental principles of the UK’s constitution—the absolute supremacy of Parliament—wasn’t a timeless truth, but a myth created and maintained …