The absence of a jury in each and every case of a native Briton being sentenced for his alleged part in the recent riots that were engineered across England means that this is a question that needs to be asked. This latest Rogue Cast is dedicated to the memory of my mother, Jean, who passed... Continue Reading →
What Price British Justice?
A Quagmire: the State of the British Judiciary It is some 14 years since I stepped into Nottingham County Court to defend a fraudulent possession claim against my home of 16 years. At that time, I was reasonably confident in the British Justice system. However, I no longer take that view. Since that time to... Continue Reading →