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What actually matters is that those breaking the constitution, be it written or not, can be held criminally liable. Can you be held criminally liable for breaki
by hhjinks 4y ago
What actually matters is that those breaking the constitution, be it written or not, can be held criminally liable. Can you be held criminally liable for breaking "a set of customs and principles" in the UK?
- tablespoon 4y ago> What actually matters is that those breaking the constitution, be it written or not, can be held criminally liable. Can you be held criminally liable for breaking "a set of customs and principles" in the UK? Not exactly. If there's enforcement, it will be done by other actors in the system will cooperate to enforce those "customs and principles." There's no appealing to some higher authority for enforcement (and especially not criminal law, which would be a lower authority).
- hhjinks 4y agoWhich other actor can stop the Crown from breaking the customs and principles if its actions are entirely lawful?