"We welcome the judgement, which finally gives us the proper access to the economic modelling..
However, just before Christmas, Justice Victoria Bennett released in the family court a judgement which strongly criticised this approach.
She must also possess sound political judgement, which means understanding the impact of her decisions in wider society.
You cannot place the burden for the bad judgement which caused this catastrophe on the people working on the drill rig or on the politicians in Washington.
It is the kind of judgement which ignores the passage of time while in pursuit of another brick to throw at today's defendants.
We continue to face challenging investigations such as these and there are undoubtedly certain lessons to be learned for police and the wider criminal justice system from today's judgement which we will carefully consider".
Dodging your rent, failing to make repayments or pay utility bills and so on could mean you run the risk of getting a county court judgement, which could make things difficult for you later.
Those who doubt the harsh judgement which the voters mete out to parties which fail to heed this lesson should not only recall how the British people treated the ossification of the Tory party in the 1990s.
A number of local authorities across the UK are actively considering the so-called Anglesey judgement, which rules that a temporary night shelter does not constitute a "dwelling" and therefore its residents are not eligible for housing benefit.
They would have to learn to trust us, after much bitter experience, and we would have to learn a discrimination in political judgement which has so far eluded us, and acquire a deeper faith in our own basic political principles.
And Mr Wheatley doesn't spare regulators from criticism for what happened: "There was a massive, collective bad judgement which includes the regulators, who were seduced by what went on just like everyone else".
