Britain's most powerful judges take up their first case this week with new robes, new titles, a new courtroom and -- some argue -- more power. Monday marks the hearing of the first case by Britain's new Supreme Court, a group of 12 justices who were until recently known as the Law Lords. They are to hear an appeal by five unnamed terror suspects who have had their financial assets frozen by the British government.
October 05, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Britain’s most powerful judges take up their first case this week with new robes, new titles, a new courtroom and — some argue — more power.
Monday marks the hearing of the first case by Britain’s new Supreme Court, a group of 12 justices who were until recently known as the Law Lords.
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