Institute of Alcohol Studies
Institute of Alcohol Studies
Jonathan Goodliffe on Yves Bot's opinion of minimum unit pricing court case
Jonathan Goodliffe on Yves Bot's opinion of minimum unit pricing court case
Jonathan Goodliffe on Yves Bot's opinion of minimum unit pricing court case
Monday 28th September 2015
Solicitor Jonathan Goodliffe discusses Advocate General Yves Bot's opinion on Scotland's minimum unit pricing court case.
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Get the buttons here!Jonathan Goodliffe: Legal Insights on Minimum Unit Pricing Battle
Imagine being at the heart of a legal battle that could reshape alcohol policy in an entire country. That's exactly where solicitor Jonathan Goodliffe found himself, navigating the complexities of the minimum unit pricing court case between the Scottish Government and the Scotch Whisky Association. In this episode, Jonathan breaks down Advocate General Yves Bot's opinion on the matter, offering a rare glimpse into the legal intricacies and potential ramifications of this landmark case.
The conversation is not just about legal jargon; it's about understanding how such policies can affect everyday lives and public health. Whether you're a law enthusiast, a policy maker, or someone interested in the broader impacts of alcohol legislation, Jonathan's insights are both eye-opening and thought-provoking. This episode serves as a fascinating look into how legal decisions can shape public policy and societal health.