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Author - Martin Howe

ECJ jurisdiction
News

The judges should not join MPs as Brexit back-seat drivers

15 September 2019
by Martin Howe
Isolationism and Global Britain
News

On the final straight to get back our freedom

12 August 2019
by Martin Howe
theresa may
Legal opinion

Avoiding the trap – how to move on from Theresa May’s Withdrawal Agreement

3 July 2019
by Martin Howe
brexit negotiations
Legal opinion

A simple explainer about Article XXIV of the GATT

19 June 2019
by Martin Howe
News

A national disaster and humiliation, but so far we have avoided catastrophe

14 April 2019
by Martin Howe
News

The Cooper-Letwin Act changes nothing: Theresa May is free to reject a long Article 50 extension

10 April 2019
by Martin Howe
Legal opinion

Theresa May caught facing both ways on the customs union

7 April 2019
by Martin Howe
Legal opinion

Why Brexiteers were right to reject Theresa May’s deal, and why it’s right to reject it again if it is brought back

31 March 2019
by Martin Howe
Legal opinion

Patriots should vote down Theresa May’s deal – it is the worst for the country of all the alternatives

18 March 2019
by Martin Howe
Legal opinion

Risking an Article 50 extension is miles better than taking Theresa May’s deal

4 March 2019
by Martin Howe

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