Court Judgment: Times Newspaper and Justice Affairs

court judgment: But on the domestic front, members of her governing center-right Conservative Party and pro-Brexit newspapers were raging about the ruling, fearing it could derail the process, according to The Japan Times. Bob Neill, the chairman of Parliament scrutiny committee on justice affairs, said the attacks were threatening the independence of our judiciary, as he urged May to intervene. May spent Friday trying to assure European leaders that Thursday verdict would not affect her timetable for triggering Article 50, the formal procedure for leaving the European Union. Some of the things which have been said about the court judgment by politicians have been utterly disgraceful, the Conservative told The Times newspaper. You have to respect that even if you think they have got a decision wrong, he said. May and her government must now make clear that the independence of the judiciary is fundamental to our democracy. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.