UK SUPREME COURT
October 2012
'We should respect the rights of those with religious convictions so long as those beliefs do not conflict with the rights of others'
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October 2012
I understand that five candidates were interviewed for the two vacancies in the UK Supreme Court. They are (in alphabetical order):
Sir Maurice Kay
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