Proceeding contribution from Lord Wedderburn of Charlton (Labour) in the House of Lords on Thursday, 15 December 2005. It occurred during Debate on Law Officers.
Law Officers
My Lords, perhaps I may intervene if the noble and learned Lord is still semi-recumbent. Does he not agree that it is now fundamentally more difficult for someone who now takes a seat in the House of Commons than at the time of his very distinguished career, there and as Attorney-General, to excel at that career while being a leader at the criminal Bar and, indeed, a leader in international law, given that we have seen such expansion and difficulty in both subjects, which it is essential for the Attorney-General to command? Is that not a factor which the noble and learned Lord’s marvellous disposition did not highlight as much as the facts of life of change?
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- Accountability Army Armed conflict Attorney General Iraq Legal opinion Government Law officers Ministerial duties Prosecutions Peacekeeping operations Ministers Political impartiality Rule of law Iraq conflict Solicitor General Advocate General for Scotland
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