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On a brief visit to Uganda at the end of 1999, I met Jacob Oulanyah at a law office he shared with Norbert Mao at Equatoria Hotel.
Jacob whom I later met a few times with his late wife Dorothy Abner Nangwale at the Luzira home of Winnie Byanyima and her husband Kizza Besigye, was at a crossroads. Jacob was really unhappy with his friend/part mentor Norbert who had decamped to an outfit (whose name I cannot remember) led by Aggrey S. Awori and left him in the cold. Jacob had actually been a very good teacher of Legislative drafting at Law Development Centre. In his earlier years he had been a student leader, mature age entrant into Law School and if the past defines the future, he was quickly elected to Parliament in 2001.
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The Supreme Court overturned the High Court in England, which had ruled that the Prime Minister’s decision to prorogue was “inherently political in nature”, and that there were “no legal standards against which to judge its legitimacy.
Sir Geoffrey Cox, the former Tory attorney general, has thrown his support behind Sir Stephen’s view, declaring the two cases “uniquely troubling to those with a traditional understanding of our constitutional arrangements”.
In a foreword to the report, the MP urged Supreme Court judges to eschew “celebrity status” and stressed that traditionally they have not “aspired to be anything as grand as guardians of constitutional principle”, arguing they “lack democratic legitimacy” to impose such principles.
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