Cameras are not allowed in English courts. However an exception will be made this week. The House of Lords Judicial Committee - the Highest Court in the English Legal System - sits for the last time this week. (From October there will be a new Supreme Court). The final appeals and judgments will be broadcast.
Further details are available at http://news.parliament.uk/2009/07/from-house-of-lords-to-supreme-court/
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- J David Morgan
- Milton Keynes, United Kingdom
- Retired. An experienced lecturer, tutor and researcher with practical experience of working in the UK and European Parliaments. I have a keen academic and practical interest in the workings of both the UK Parliament and the US Congress. Over the years I have broadcast on both British and US Politics for BBC local radio stations and presented Platform:MK, Heritage:MK & Heritage Matters on Milton Keynes based Community Radio Stations.
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