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"Ending the 'hybrid role' of the Lord Chancellor removes an ancient anomaly that would guarantee greater independence of the judiciary and a more complete separation of powers" Discuss.
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"Ending the 'hybrid role' of the Lord Chancellor removes an ancient anomaly that would guarantee greater independence of the judiciary and a more complete separation of powers" Discuss. A hybrid is often known as an amalgamation of particular factors to make an improved, more superior factor. Relating this to the Lord Chancellor means that since the role was formed, the powers that he holds have changed. The Lord Chancellor has not always had the same roles and criteria as he has today. His role has changed and grown and is now a collaboration of what were once individual roles, to form a collective body, in charge of many natures. Wikipedia (an internet encyclopaedia) states that: "The office of Lord Chancellor dates back to the Kingdom of England, at least as far back as the Norman Conquest and possibly earlier. Some give the first Lord Chancellor of England as Angmendus, in 605". This means that...
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