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What is important is that the court and in particular the jury can assess the evidence that a witness gives, so it is important that that wi

The case that concluded in the Supreme Court last week dealt with an important constitutional issue.

I am afraid that I do not agree with the hon. Gentleman’s premise. Let me point out a number of things to him.

I do agree.

I take the hon. Gentleman’s point.

The reason that the other three issues were not determined is because they did not need to be because other aspects of the case were decided

I am sure that the hon.

No, the Government have always been clear that, at every level, the courts are entitled to consider the cases brought to them and to reach w

I am tempted to point out that, as I said earlier, when the Government wanted a lawyer, two out of the three they used in the Supreme Court

UK nationals can be prosecuted in our domestic courts for genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes that have taken place abroad.