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Role of the Attorney General in the UK legal system 2. Separation of powers in the UK 3. Judicial independence and authority 4. Limits of the Attorney General's powers 5. Influence of the Attorney General on legal matters 6. Attorney General's advisory ro

Can the Chief Law Officer for England and Wales overide a court decision?

Can the Chief Law Officer for England and Wales overrule a court?
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