Judgment in case on Tuesday likely to spark clash with UK government which has ignored similar rulings from the non-EU European court of human rights Britain's blanket ban on prisoners being allowed to vote is expected to be ruled unlawful on Tuesday morning by the EU's highest court, challenging David Cameron's long defiance of similar human rights rulings. The judgment expected in the European court of justice in Luxembourg has been brought by a French convicted murderer, Thierry Delvigne, who...
Judgment in case on Tuesday likely to spark clash with UK government which has ignored similar rulings from the non-EU European court of human rights Britain's blanket ban on prisoners being allowed to vote is expected to be ruled unlawful on Tuesday morning by the EU's highest court, challenging David Cameron's long defiance of similar human rights rulings. The judgment expected in the European court of justice in Luxembourg has been brought by a French convicted murderer, Thierry Delvigne, who...
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