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Eleven Justices, One Prorogation: R (Miller) v The Prime Minister (2019)
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August 1, 2026
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The case at a glance R (Miller) v The Prime Minister; Cherry v Advocate General for Scotland UKSC 41 (UK Supreme Court, unanimous, eleven Justices). Holding: the advice to prorogue Parliament was justiciable and unlawful; the.
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