Supreme Court: What happens after Brexit?

The Supreme Court Post-Brexit

UK Supreme court has been more prominent post-Brexit because it had to interpret UK’s constitutional law without EU intervention.
The court played a significant role in shaping the Brexit process. It made crucial judgments, including ruling that Parliament had to approve the triggering of Article 50.
Brexit has highlighted the fundamental constitutional role the Supreme Court holds, especially when there is a conflict between the executive and legislature.
Brexit has amplified calls for reform of the Supreme Court. Some argue it has become too political, while others believe it should have more explicit powers to keep the government in check.
UK’s legal system has the opportunity to deviate more from European law, following Brexit. However, in reality, many laws are likely to remain aligned due to trade agreements and legal precedents.
Post-Brexit, the Supreme Court is likely to face new challenges as it needs to interpret UK constitutional law and new legislation independent of European law.
The Supreme Court is expected to play a role in maintaining the balance of power due to the potential for increased government legislation post-Brexit.