Cops & Judges Caught Using Secret Codes On Tickets

Court Quashes Student's Terrorism Conviction

A British student, described by prosecutors as a "wannabe suicide bomber," had his main conviction for possessing terrorism-related materials quashed on Tuesday after spending nearly four years in custody.
Mohammed Atif Siddique, 24, from central Scotland, had been jailed for eight years in 2007 for four offences under terrorism and breach of the peace laws, including distributing terrorist material via websites.

On Tuesday, appeal court judges in Edinburgh formally overturned the most serious conviction against him, which accounted for six years of his term, the Press Association reported.'

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Tories Plan £200 Levy for All Defendants Convicted in Courts

Every defendant convicted in a criminal court would have to pay a levy of £200 under plans being put forward by the Conservatives, The Times has learnt. Dominic Grieve, the Shadow Justice Secretary, said that a levy or a fixed fee could raise £80 million a year towards the costs of bringing criminals to court.'

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Rothschild Zionist Straw Tells Magistrates to Enforce Fines

Justice Secretary Jack Straw today urged magistrates to be "more aggressive" about enforcing the payment of fines.

He called on JPs in England and Wales to follow the example of courts in Surrey and Sussex which demand that offenders pay at least half of their fine before leaving the building after they are convicted.

Mr Straw also urged magistrates to avoid the time and expense of crown court trials by sending fewer minor cases to be heard by a judge and jury.'

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Judge Orders Fed To Disclose Who Received Bailout Trillions

A New York District Judge has ordered the Federal Reserve to disclose the destination of around $2 trillion dollars in bailout funds after the Fed failed to convince the Judge that the records should be exempt from the Freedom of Information Act.

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Court Knew Man Jailed For a Year for Non-support Was Not Child's Father

Frank Hatley has languished in a South Georgia jail for more than a year.

The reason? He failed to reimburse the state for all the public assistance his “son” received over the past two decades.

The problem? Hatley is not the biological father -- and a special assistant state attorney general and a judge knew it but jailed Hatley anyway.

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Court to Defendant: Stop Blasting That Man’s Mind!

Late last year, James Walbert went to court, to stop his former business associate from blasting him with mind-altering electromagnetic radiation. Walbert told the Sedgwick County, Kansas panel that Jeremiah Redford threatened him with “jolts of radiation” after a disagreement over a business deal. Later, Walbert, said, he began feeling electric shock sensations, hearing electronically generated tones, and getting popping and ringing sounds in his ears. On December 30th, the court decided in Walbert’s favor, and issued a first-of-its-kind order of protection, banning Redford from using “electronic means” to further harass Walbert. No, seriously.

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Dead Beat Dads Association Take on the Corrupt CSA and the Corrupt Magistrates

However, due to Dead Beat Dads being aware of this corruption and the secret so called family law court system we decided to record this idiot. He is a regular from the Accrington branch and was fishing with Tigereyes in court last year trying to find out what we knew about the CSA. Listen to how defensive he gets when we quote THE LAW, COMMON LAW, illustrate that the CSA and the courts are a company, oh now he refuses to answer our questions. Audio file included!

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Blind Man Accused of Driving Offences

A blind man was left stunned when he was charged with a string of motoring offences.
Despite telling officers about his disability, George Day from Birmingham was ordered to appear before city magistrates on Friday to prove his innocence.

'I thought it was an April Fool's joke at first,' said the 50-year-old, who was the victim of identity fraud.

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Thousands of Criminal Suspects to be Tried in Virtual Courts

Thousands of criminal suspects will lose the right to appear in court and be brought instead before “virtual” courts conducted via video links under plans before Parliament next week.

Within hours of being charged, defendants — even those accused of murder or rape — will have their first “cyber” hearings from a police station. They may be bailed or remanded in custody or, in the case of guilty pleas to less serious offences such as shoplifting, be sentenced and punished.

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Court Orders Parents to Poison Their 13-Year-Old Child with Chemotherapy

Against the wishes of both the parents and the 13-year-old patient in question, a Minnesota judge has ruled that Daniel Hauser must undergo conventional chemotherapy treatments, which are characterized by the mass-poisoning of the patient with toxic chemicals.

For opting to explore alternative and natural remedies rather than chemotherapy for their son, the parents were accused of medical neglect and now face having their son taken away from them by Child Protective Services (CPS). They may also face prison time if they refuse to follow the judge's orders.

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Mixed Opinions of a Judge Accused of Misconduct

If Sharon Keller, the presiding judge of Texas’ highest criminal court, has ever doubted her judgment, she has not shown it.

In 1998, Judge Keller wrote the opinion rejecting a new trial for Roy Criner, a mentally retarded man convicted of rape and murder, even though DNA tests after his trial showed that it was not his semen in the victim.

“We can’t give new trials to everyone who establishes, after conviction, that they might be innocent,” she later told the television news program “Frontline.” “We would have no finality in the criminal justice system, and finality is important.”

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Old Soldier Takes MP Ann Keen to Court For Being 'Lazy'

Labour MP has become the first to be sued by a constituent for 'laziness'.

Health Minister Ann Keen - who has raked in £660,000 in taxpayer-funded expenses since 2001 - was taken to court over claims she snubbed a war veteran's pleas for help.

She was ordered to pay £15,000 in damages to 84-year-old John Taylor, who was badly wounded while fighting in Holland during the Second World War.

The front-bencher was accused of failing to represent the pensioner in his battle to clear his name after a miscarriage of justice 47 years ago.

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