In the case of Davidson v Scottish Ministers (2005) the House of Lords ruled that the Scottish courts did not have jurisdiction to make coercive orders against ministers of the Scottish Executive in judicial review proceedings.

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In Davidson v Scottish Ministers (2005), the House of Lords ruled that the Scottish courts do have jurisdiction to make coercive orders against ministers of the Scottish Executive in judicial review proceedings, affirming the accountability of the Scottish Executive to the law.

In the Case of Davidson V Scottish Ministers (2005) the House