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Boris Johnson and misconduct in public office: 8 things you should probably know

July 3, 2019 thesecretbarrister Lawsplaining, Politics

On 7 June 2019, the High Court brought to a halt the attempted private prosecution of Boris Johnson for misconduct in public office. Today, the full judgment has been published. There has been a lot of commentary surrounding this case, not all of it based on a firm (or even rudimentary) grasp of the facts….

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