Top judges snared in illegal behaviour claim

A bid to sue top judges for acting unlawfully has thrown the Supreme Court into turmoil, with a struggle to find enough judges to hear the unprecedented case.Judge immunity will come under scrutiny in the rare challenge to who pays when judges break the l

Jock Anderson
Fri, 11 Jun 2010

A bid to sue top judges for acting unlawfully has thrown the Supreme Court into turmoil, with a struggle to find enough judges to hear the unprecedented case.

Judge immunity will come under scrutiny in the rare challenge to who pays when judges break the law.

At least three Supreme Court judges – Sir

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