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Northern Ireland Protocol Bill - Committee (4th Day): Amendment 44 ( 7 Nov 2022)

Lord Judge: ...we should legislate. Should we not be ashamed of ourselves? Parliament gave Henry VIII the power to bastardise his first and second children, to say that he was the Pope in England and that he was God’s messenger on earth, to decide the succession, and to say that the monasteries should all come down—the widest act of criminal damage this country has ever seen. Then he produced a Bill...

Afghanistan - Motion to Take Note (18 Aug 2021)

Lord Judge: ...judgments against men, to pass sentence on men; and to imprison Taliban terrorists, murderers and rapists. All those men are now free and will dress up their revenge as a debt they owe to their God. The peril those brave women are in is terrifying. They were our allies in the war against barbarism. We went into Afghanistan and have left Afghanistan because we act in accordance with our...

Brexit - Motion to Take Note (19 Oct 2019)

Lord Judge: ...precious confidence more difficult. Already, it will take years. On Thursday evening, catching my train at Euston, I overheard a young woman, discussing Brexit with her companion, say, “Thank God it’s over”. Well, it is not over yet, but it really should be.

Historical Child Sex Abuse - Motion to Take Note (30 Jun 2016)

Lord Judge: .... Let me start with the ones at court, because there is not time to deal with them all. Something that the noble and right reverend Lord, Lord Carey, said reminded me of this. In 1958, Lord Goddard made it absolutely plain that it was ridiculous to suppose that the jury would attach any value to the supposed evidence of a child of five years old. Notice the word “ridiculous”—it is...

Legal Systems: Rule of Law — Motion to Take Note (10 Jul 2014)

Lord Judge: ...without trial, but deeply significant and frequently overlooked is clause 61, which states that the King is subject to the law. In the olden days the King made his oath and he accounted to God for whether he had obeyed it. As a result of Magna Carta, he had to account on earth. If he failed to obey the law as declared in Magna Carta, the barons and everybody else were absolved from their...


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