In Truth & Honour
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 →
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 →
On Saturday, 11 October 2014, a Grand Jury consisting of indigenous men and women from across the lands known as the Isles of Britain was convened in the city known as Nottingham. The last Grand Jury that sat in these lands was August 29, 1933, at the London Court of Sessions. Those Sovereign men and... Continue Reading →
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