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LORD LEVESON to hear Maurice’s Application at The Criminal Court of Appeal sitting at Cardiff Crown Court on 14th March 13

Dyfed-Powys Police (Photo credit: Wikipedia) South Wales Police (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Dear Maurice Kirk I have read your latest posting entitled Lord Leveson to hear Maurice’s Application at… more →

Flying Vet challenges South Wales Police

LORD LEVESON to hear Maurice's Application at The Criminal Court of Appeal sitting at Cardiff Crown Court on 14th March 13 — 1 comment

Sabine Kurjo McNeill wrote 2 months ago: Dyfed-Powys Police (Photo credit: Wikipedia) South Wales Police (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Dear Mauri … more →

Tags: Access to Justice, Article 13: effective remedy before national authoritie, Article 6: fair trial, Fair Trial, law enforcement, News, police, South Wales Police, Cardiff Crown Court

The Lynette White Corruption Trial is a Sunday School outing compared with the Corruption in Maurice Kirk's persecution — 1 comment

Sabine Kurjo McNeill wrote 8 months ago: The above title appears as a comment on Maurice’s site. However, for me as a relative newcomer … more →

Tags: Access to Justice, Fair Trial, law enforcement, police, South Wales Police

Imprisoned for 'suspicion of having breached a restraining order' — 1 comment

Sabine Kurjo McNeill wrote 9 months ago: No, you can’t make it up, and you can’t believe it either, for you can’t imagine i … more →

Tags: Access to Justice, Caswell Clinic, law enforcement, NHS, police, South Wales Police, Brain and CNS, Brain Tumor, Cancer

"Scandalising a Judge" may be out of date, suggests Peter Hain MP's lawyer

Sabine Kurjo McNeill wrote 1 year ago: Now the message has also reached Wales: Peter Hain, MP for Neath and Port Talbot, is being prosecute … more →

Tags: Access to Justice, Campaigning, Fair Trial, FAMILY COURTS, Early Day Motion, Freedom of Speech, John Hemming, Judiciary, Member Of Parliament

If we Can't Section him, let's make Life at least Miserable for him — 3 comments

Sabine Kurjo McNeill wrote 1 year ago: Sectioning or not sectioning – is that the question? By one Dr Rachel Smith who didn’t k … more →

Tags: Access to Justice, Fair Trial, law enforcement, Brain Damage, brain injury, Brain Tumor, cardiff, Expert Witness, health

I am an unconvicted Political Prisoner and will continue my hunger strike — 12 comments

Sabine Kurjo McNeill wrote 1 year ago: This is one of the texts I received from Maurice in his cell where he is in bad shape: walking now d … more →

Tags: Campaigning, child snatching, Fair Trial, FAMILY COURTS, law enforcement, cardiff, Cardiff Crown Court, Crown Court, Independent Police Complaints Commission

Is Maurice Kirk doomed to die in Prison? Refused Glasses, Bail and any other Human Rights... — 18 comments

Sabine Kurjo McNeill wrote 1 year ago: Maurice has been in prison since 22nd December. On remand. But without any charges in writing. There … more →

Tags: Access to Justice, Fair Trial, law enforcement, Bristol, Crown Court, defense legal, haringey council, Haringey London Borough Council, hunger strike

Some call it "Justice" and the "Right to Fair Trial": Draconian Prison Conditions to Stop Litigations — 5 comments

Sabine Kurjo McNeill wrote 1 year ago: You can tell from Maurice’s recent phone calls how frustrated he is how impossible it is for h … more →

Tags: Access to Justice, Article 6: fair trial, Article 13: effective remedy before national authoritie, Fair Trial, law enforcement, Wales, South Wales, police, Law

The less and less Credible Rule of Law and the Cruel Power of Law Enforcement — 6 comments

Sabine Kurjo McNeill wrote 1 year ago: The Law is only as good as the integrity of those entrusted to administrate it. Maurice sprayed his … more →

Tags: News, Access to Justice, European Law of Human Rights, Article 1: binding, Article 6: fair trial, Article 13: effective remedy before national authoritie, Fair Trial, law enforcement, South Wales Police

Fabulous letter by Welsh whistleblower in support of English prisoner in Cardiff — 1 comment

Sabine Kurjo McNeill wrote 1 year ago: Dafydd Morgan has been there himself: false imprisonment and sectioning. Now he writes this fabulous … more →

Tags: Campaigning, law enforcement, South Wales Police, cardiff, chief constable, Maurice, Bachelor of Veterinary Science, "Maurice Kirk", Kirk

It's the Whistleblower Treatment: first prison, then sectioning, to avoid trials of "landmark cases", especially juries! — 5 comments

Sabine Kurjo McNeill wrote 1 year ago: The more cans of worms I open, the more I do wonder where our efforts will lead to. But, as The Psal … more →

Tags: Access to Justice, Fair Trial, law enforcement, South Wales Police, cardiff, Wales, Crown Court, Crown Prosecution Service, Magistrates Court

Complaining to Wales Office about unlawful and inhuman imprisonment — 2 comments

Sabine Kurjo McNeill wrote 1 year ago: Dear Ms Davies Following Ms Tyzack’s conversation with you, this is to complain on behalf of Mr Maur … more →

Tags: Article 6: fair trial, law enforcement, South Wales Police, cardiff, Prison, political prisoner, corrections officer, Bachelor of Veterinary Science, legal case

The Denials and Cover Ups of Royally Protected Criminals — 2 comments

Sabine Kurjo McNeill wrote 1 year ago: If it wasn’t so tragic for the victims concerned, it would be a farce and a comedy: the 27 all … more →

Tags: Access to Justice, Fair Trial, law enforcement, cardiff, Wales, Social Work, Prison, Nigeria, Christopher Booker

If you put me back into that prison, they will kill me. — 1 comment

Sabine Kurjo McNeill wrote 1 year ago: Maurice said this today in Cardiff Magistrates Court. His Draconian prison conditions are but one of … more →

Tags: Support, Access to Justice, Article 6: fair trial, Fair Trial, law enforcement

Maurice in Haringey Court courtesy of Child Snatchers — 15 comments

Sabine Kurjo McNeill wrote 1 year ago: On behalf of the six Nigerian children snatched by Haringey Council in April 2010, Maurice got himse … more →

Tags: Access to Justice, Fair Trial, FAMILY COURTS, child snatching, law enforcement, mckenzie friend, Magistrates Court, Nigeria, london borough of haringey

When the State is wrong, it is dangerous to be right — 7 comments

Sabine Kurjo McNeill wrote 1 year ago: Maurice has always been practising endurance in extreme circumstances: as a young athlete and travel … more →

Tags: Access to Justice, Fair Trial, South Wales Police, cardiff, National Health Service, South Wales, Law, Medical Record, mckenzie friend

The Police State in Action: Silenced for he Knows too Much — 7 comments

Sabine Kurjo McNeill wrote 1 year ago: This is the Defence Statement that Maurice put together in his prison cell – against all odds: … more →

Tags: News, Support, cardiff, hospital, hunger strike, Magistrates Court, Maurice, Prison, South Glamorgan

Maurice on Hunger Strike - for Unlawful Behaviour by South Wales Police and HM Court Services — 11 comments

Sabine Kurjo McNeill wrote 1 year ago: Image via Wikipedia This is Maurice’s hand written letter with his reasons for continuing his … more →

Tags: Access to Justice, Article 6: fair trial, Campaigning, Fair Trial, law enforcement, News, Support, cardiff, Human Rights

Bail refused, but facing Dr Tegwyn Williams on Nov 10th

Sabine Kurjo McNeill wrote 1 year ago: Despite his age of 66, Maurice is a “war horse”. Yesterday, he was faced with four alleg … more →

Tags: Access to Justice, Article 6: fair trial, Fair Trial, FAMILY COURTS, child snatching, law enforcement


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