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There's a growing belief in the legal community that the court will find against the government when it hands down its momentous verdict on Johnson’s decision to prorogue, leading the UK heading towards a "CONSTITUTIONAL ERUPTION OF VOLCANIC PROPORTIONS."
theguardian.com/law/2019/sep/2…
theguardian.com/law/2019/sep/2…
"Experts were quick to identify three aspects of the case that should trouble the government. First, the judges spent a large portion of their time exploring possible remedies."
"Second, Hale’s forensic questioning of the government’s lawyer, Lord Keen, suggested she was dubious about the arguments he was presenting."
"Third, the fact that the court has yet to deliver a decision now with reasons to follow would tend to suggest the government is going to lose at some level. If they were going to find for the government, why bother stringing it out?"
