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5th June 2023 There will be no substantive post today, as I am preparing detailed posts on the Covid Inquiry judicial review, based on court documents…
Understanding the government’s judicial review of the Covid Inquiry
Why this is a very unusual case
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How the intervention of Boris Johnson has affected the stand-off between the Cabinet Office and the Covid Inquiry
Yesterday my blog set out how the Covid Inquiry may have set an elegant spring-trap for the Cabinet Office. In essence, the Cabinet Office was (is…
How the Covid Inquiry may have set an elegant spring-trap for the Cabinet Office
The notice issued by the Covid Inquiry yesterday was a small yet delicious work of procedural art that should be appreciated by connoisseurs of the…
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Who controls the flow of evidence is crucial to the outcome of any public inquiry
Techies have a phrase for the principle: GIGO – garbage in, garbage out. In essence, outputs tend to depend on inputs. With legal(istic) processes …
Understanding Boris Johnson’s difficulty with the Cabinet Office lawyers
And why it may have wider implications
Tick tock, tick tock Cabinet Office
The Covid Inquiry stand-off this weekend
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