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The Supreme Court heard arguments from the Advocate General for Scotland and the Lord Advocate on 11 and 12 October 2022. On 23 November, the Supreme Court ruled that the Scottish Parliament did not have the power to legislate a second independence referendum. [19]
Supreme Court ruling against indyref2 plan ‘exposes myth’ on union – Sturgeon Neil Pooran and Craig Paton, PA Scotland Political Staff November 23, 2022 at 5:46 AM
Sir James Eadie, for the UK Government, warned against ‘dragging the court into the political process’. Question over indyref2 should not be ‘farmed out’ to Supreme Court, judges told Skip ...
The case was heard in a virtual hearing of the Court of Session on Tuesday. Decision on indyref2 consent issue needed before election, court hears Skip to main content
The former deputy president of the Supreme Court said the judges understood the case’s importance. Supreme Court indyref2 judgment could take ‘six to eight weeks’, Lord Hope says Skip to ...
The party has published the submission it made to the Supreme Court in favour of another Scottish independence referendum. SNP publishes argument it submitted in court battle over Indyref2 Skip to ...
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