Isn't it nice that the Supreme Court will avoid wasting court time by refusing to hear a manifestly unjust case, thus avoiding the clear obligation to vote against the government?
There is clearly an alternative option to a vending machine ban: mandating effective age-verification, and using equipment that allows only one sale each time a machine is activated following age verification. Yet the Supreme Court will not allow this case to be made.
I suspect it may be for the same kind of reason that the Scottish Parliament refused to allow a trial of radio-controlled vending machines – that it would put them behind in the tobacco control league tables. Juvenile or what?
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The Justice system in the UK stinks of corruption. It might be a good idea to import some REAL judges from Holland.
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