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“... What a relief that Rozenberg’s book was followed so quickly by the fifth edition of John Griffith’s classic, The Politics of the Judiciary, and to see Woolf’s pompous dictum written off for what it is – ‘a pleasing conceit’. Griffith explains that the notion of a balance of power between legislature and ...”

“... whether Andy Burnham’s government will proceed with these changes). Fifty years ago, J.A.G. Griffith argued in Politics of the Judiciary that senior judges were not entirely impartial. They were predominantly in late middle age, white, male and educated at public schools, a background that meant they had a conservative bias and would tend to favour the ...”