A free and independent Brexit Britain could do without rule by unelected judges

[scooterscot]

Been a while since I've graced the brexit forum. Looks like the same people, saying the same things.

Perhaps you should spend less time in front of the mirror?

Just a thought....

[Mordac]

A free and independent Brexit Britain could do without rule by unelected judges

I'm sure this is fabulous fun, but I'm not paying the Barclay Bros for the pleasure of reading an article by Norman Tebbitt (was anyone else surprised he's still going?) in Her Majesty's Daily Telegraph.
Is he asking for elected judges? (Best of luck with that one.) Is it a case of 'badly written headline' or 'badly written article'?

[NotAllThere]

I'm sure this is fabulous fun, but I'm not paying the Barclay Bros for the pleasure of reading an article by Norman Tebbitt (was anyone else surprised he's still going?)

Not me. I saw spitting image. I know he's an undead zombie.

[Old Greg]

Not me. I saw spitting image. I know he's an undead zombie.

It's a shame that Tebbit hates the English common law / case law tradition. He seems to prefer a European Napoleonic Code legal system.