PHIL WOOLAS
My column in today's Law Society Gazette explains how the careers of two former Labour MPs came to an end at different courts
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My column in the new print edition of Standpoint examines the case of Phil Woolas, whose election to parliament was declared void by a specially-convened court. After the piece was written, Woolas applied
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December 2010
‘It is curious that MPs are so unfamiliar with the laws under which they were elected’
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