1. Parliamentary Supremacy - Ronald Dworkin 'policy issues left to parliament, issues which are controversial and what people vote for MP's on.
2. Not elected - Undemocratic to allow judges to make law.
3. No consultation - Parliament have huge resorses, large debates and extensive research, judges are guessing what parliament intend.
4. Reactive - Courts only make law when it arises in a case. Areas remain untouched.
5. Hasty decisions - judges under pressure that MP's are not. Have to make a decision in the case. Public policy issues risk being rushed and the law decided incorrectly
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