Braverman and Welby were caught speeding. So what?
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George Pitcher2023-05-24T14:03:00
Good law should protect most of the people, for most of the time, says George Pitcher. He won’t condemn the Archbishop of Canterbury or the Home Secretary for speeding, but he does expect them to face the consequences honourably
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