Walter Woon said that there is a line between a political decision and a legal one (citing the case of a parent suing a school for breach of human rights after her kid injured herself).
He also said "We have to be careful when we talk about public law, and not to confuse law with politics."
Walter Woon's statements are crap and rubbish.
It is Parliament that enacts new laws and decides what laws should be changed. That is clearly a political process.
It is only subsidiary legislation that is delegated to the relevant authority for drafting and gazetting.
The judiciary's role is to interpret and apply the law, not to change it. What Parliament decides, they have to enact.
For Walter Woon to claim that politics and law should be separated makes me think he should have failed his law degree in the first place.
E-Jay
1 comment:
You're such an idiot. No wonder your fans are morons since like attracts like.
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