'Making role less political could be an advantage' http://heritage.scotsman.com/template/ViewArticle.aspx?SectionID=8243&ArticleID=3290427&format=rss#comments Comments on "'Making role less political could be an advantage'" en-gb Copyright 2009, Johnston Press PLC Mon, 28 May 2007 13:23:05 GMT http://www.rssboard.org/rss-specification 5 Posted by Anthony, Glasgow http://heritage.scotsman.com//jenniferveitch/Making-role-less-political-could.3290427.jp#comment1703235 I believe Angiolini is a terrible Lord Advocate and was also a dismal Solicitor General. That is the view of many senior judges too. As reported not so long ago, Lord Hardie threatened to jail her for contempt of court, such was her persistent attempts to undermine the course of justice.The SNP are however doing the correct thing keeping her in post. That way she is well and truly in the firing line when the results of her terrible decisions and advice during the last administration finally rebound back.

]]> /jenniferveitch/Making-role-less-political-could.3290427.jp#comment1703235 Mon, 28 May 2007 12:23:05 GMT Posted by Pollock Bain, Kinross http://heritage.scotsman.com//jenniferveitch/Making-role-less-political-could.3290427.jp#comment1702757 Well done, Mr Salmond, for keeping Elish as Lord Advocate. How about taking some of the best former ministers into the cabinet while you're at it? Like Cathy Jamieson at Justice?

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