Boris Johnson MP was accused of misconduct in public office arising from his claim that EU membership was costing the UK £350 million a week. Anti-Brexit campaigner Marcus Ball launched a private prosecution and obtained a summons for Mr Johnson to attend court. The District Judge’s decision to issue the summons was overturned by the High Court last Friday. Alison Levitt QC explained to Law in Action some of the principles and practicalities behind private prosecutions that arose in this case. Click here to listen to the full broadcast
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