High Court Orders Government to Pay Costs Following Free Speech Union Judicial Review
George McLellan and Olly Dickie share an update on Sharpe Pritchard's successful representation of the Free Speech Union, with the court ordering the Education Secretary to pay the costs of a judicial review.
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High Court Orders Government to Pay Costs Following Free Speech Union Judicial Review
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