Responsible for enforcing Muslim sharia law – including "beer destruction days" in which lorry-loads of alcohol are confiscated – the panel on Tuesday held the first of a planned 10 mass weddings in the emir's palace, the ancient home of the ruling religious family.
It and mentions the Bastille day attack in which a lorry ploughed through revellers, killing 85 people.
This was in the aftermath of an outbreak of polio, which caused lorry drivers to refuse to enter the town, and landladies of guesthouses across the country to refuse to take bookings from Blackburn residents.
In a recent report, Philippa Oldham, the head of transport and manufacturing at the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, called on the government to make it mandatory for all heavy goods vehicles to be fitted with intelligent safety systems, such as Lateral Safe – a sensor system developed with European Commission funding, which alerts lorry drivers to cyclists in their blind spots.
A state of emergency declared at that time remains in place and gives police extra search and arrest powers, but there has been a political debate about security levels following a further attack on 14 July in which a lorry driver ploughed into crowds in the city of Nice, killing 86 people.
Crucially, the judges ruled that without any risk to public order, "the emotion and the concerns arising from terrorist attacks", especially the attack in Nice on 14 July in which a lorry driver killed 86, were "not sufficient to legally justify a ban".
Ben Lawton was a passenger on the Eurotunnel train on which a lorry caught fire.
A sat-nav system which warns lorry drivers when they are approaching roads where they are most at risk of hitting a cyclist has been unveiled.
In the white room behind me Matthias is watching a film on a white television, a film in which two lorry drivers compete for the attention of a bored woman.
He produced a series of powerful paintings in which diggers, lorries and tractors morph into monsters ripping through the landscape with a hungry, polluting lust.
The attack on 28 June 1940 saw 49 vehicles damaged or destroyed, the majority of which were lorries of tomatoes waiting to be exported.
