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Supreme Court President Accuses Bishops of Legal Gibberish

Summary by Politiken
The bishops were on the barricades when the Great Day of Prayer was abolished. "Inconsistent with the intention of the Constitution," was the criticism. Now the President of the Supreme Court intervenes: "Legal speaking, it is nonsense."

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Supreme Court President Accuses Bishops of Legal Gibberish

The bishops were on the barricades when the Great Day of Prayer was abolished. "Inconsistent with the intention of the Constitution," was the criticism. Now the President of the Supreme Court intervenes: "Legal speaking, it is nonsense."

·Copenhagen, Denmark
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Politiken broke the news in Copenhagen, Denmark on Sunday, July 6, 2025.
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