LEARNING by DOING: Law in Courts and Enforcement in Police and Prison Cells

Posted on November 29, 2013 by Sabine Kurjo McNeill

13 11 28 MJK Dr David Seeley13 11 28 MJK Prison Reform Trust13 04 12 Varied Restraining OrderFirst things first: in his 20 year running claim for damages against South Wales Police (SWP) – for ruining his professional life as a vet, his business life as a property owner, his love for being a pilot and his private life by straining his marriage beyond all limits – there is one individual target: the doctor who helped SWP by claiming that he has ‘significant brain damage, possibly brain cancer‘ – in 2009, if I remember correctly.

Maurice is in prison since 14 October, on remand, without any of his supporters having seen the charges. He seems to have asked whether he has to burn the doctor’s house down before he can get some justice.

So, while in prison, he’s now found himself a ‘secretary’! Someone whose writing I like especially, because he makes little circles for every dot on the i. Helps a lot, as the ‘Kirk script’ is not easy to decipher.

So you see above

  • the typed ‘varied restraining order’ to keep Maurice away from that doctor and
  • a letter to the prison doctor
  • and the Prison Reform Trust, asking for a brain scan – to prove or disprove the wisdom of XX.

On the website of Caswell Clinic, he’s still listed as Director. But I hear of many suicides among teenagers due to his ‘governance’…

And his own witness statement regarding Maurice’s attempts to get to truth and justice on his own website, in particular on Prison Psychiatrist refers Maurice to a Neurologist and more from the Good Doctor.

Then there is the letter of a Legal Advisor of HM Courts & Tribunal Service. For Maurice challenges everybody at any level – as if he was ducking and diving with a plane between people and organisations. A careful 3-page cover letter is followed by 38 paragraphs regarding ‘stating a case’.

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CREDIBILITY of Police ZERO in Public Administration Committee of House of Commons

Posted on November 20, 2013 by Sabine Kurjo McNeill

This was the session of the Public Administration Select Committee – as recorded by Parliament TV.

This was my write-up on Victims Unite!

This is the Oath of Attestation, published by whistleblower PC James Patrick. He gave evidence before the Committee in the House of Commons yesterday.

And this is the evidence submitted by Dr Rodger Patrick, a retired Chief Inspector.

Paul Flynn MP referred to a trustworthy constituent who pointed to freemasonry in the Police.

And here is the latest falsified evidence used by South Wales Police on Maurice’s main site, as he is ‘on remand’ on the wing of ‘lifers’ who keep burgling his cell.

I understand that peers are currently looking into South Wales Police.

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PAVING THE WAY to High Security Prison Ashworth – AGAIN!!!???…

Posted on November 11, 2013 by Sabine Kurjo McNeill

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Maurice (now 68)‘s latest experiences in HMP Cardiff are soo horrendous that one should tell them as fiction, as they are soo un-believable.

But life seems to be ‘shock therapy in disillusionment’, until we wake up to oppose deception.

Here’s the five-page ‘witness statement’ by the doctor who kept him in his clinic for nearly seven months in 2009 – as a first step to the high security mental hospital / prison Ashworth.

And here he writes to his MP Alun Cairns who has already written to the Governor of HMP Cardiff and to John Hemming MP who takes also great interest in white collar crimes:

  1. I have received a written warning following my visit to ‘reception’ to obtain release of my car kay.
  2. Five prison staff were present when they refused to establish if f it was there or not.
  3. Independent Monitoring Board was denied an explanation by dramatic faced to face confrontation when showing the gentleman the door!
  4. Three, so far, recorded delivery letters to my lawyer, witness and Sabine McNeill have never arrived since 24th October 13 applications.
  5. I continue being denied use of my debit card to prepare for numerous court actions.

Please send, sealed Rule 39, your communications with Mr Batty, HM Governor.

Thank You.

This time Maurice is on remand after he threatened to burn down the house of that doctor – with the ‘diagnosis’ of ‘significant brain damage, possibly cancer’. Continue reading →

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FROM inside HMP Cardiff: Welcome to Perfidious Albion or Filthy Britain…

Posted on October 31, 2013 by Sabine Kurjo McNeill

13 10 31 Position StatementMaurice is ‘inside’ once again – since 14 October: without charge or conviction, on the wing for ‘lifers’, treated like one of the worst criminals. Albeit ‘on remand’, he is not given any rights whatsoever and one wonders: WHO benefits? WHO gives the orders necessary for staff to carry them out?

Just like Melissa Laird was, is Maurice now inside to demonstrate and highlight HOW bad the whole system is that claims to deliver ‘democracy’, ‘law and order’ and ‘justice’?

Who will do what

Who creates the gaps between: Continue reading →

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FROM Prisongate to Courtgate and Judgegate? An explanation for the ‘culture’ we’re experiencing

Posted on August 13, 2013 by Sabine Kurjo McNeill

Cover of "Prisongate: The Shocking State ...In his inimitable style, Norman Scarth writes:

See the book PRISONGATE, by General Sir David Ramsbotham.

Because he was doing the job too well, Sir David was sacked from his position as Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Prisons, as was his predecessor Judge Sir Steven Tumin.   Sir Steven wrote of people sent to prison by ‘Some slimy judge or magistrate’. 

I borrowed that as a sub-title for my own book, CAUSE for CONCERN.

In PRISONGATE, Sir David told of a Nigerian nurse on the staff at Holloway who said such treatment would not have been tolerated in her own country.  Continue reading →

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WHAT do HMP Holloway and HMP Cardiff have in common? Stopping LiPs from Conducting their Legal Proceedings!

Posted on August 10, 2013 by Sabine Kurjo McNeill

Maria, former inmate, Maurice and Sabine

You can’t make them up, the stories that people experience and endure.

Maria spent 6 months in Holloway under completely false and fabricated charges. 14 months later, instead of having had apologies and compensation from the ‘authorities’ concerned, she is fighting an eviction order, after having lost her home and job thanks to and on top of the cruelty experienced…

Maurice came to visit Melissa, because she was looking forward to meeting him, after having spoken to him on the phone once. That was when she was on hunger strike which he has experience with, too.

He knows what it means to ‘be inside’. One lady didn’t want to visit a prisoner, for she didn’t want to be treated like a criminal! It seems completely beyond imagination that innocent people get imprisoned. Just like with cancer: only when we are hit ourselves, do we begin to wake up and care…

I have accompanied Maurice since 2009. Melissa since 2012. They are both ‘Litigants in Person’ or LiPs. Neither by choice! But to find trustworthy lawyers is nigh impossible, especially in the family courts.  Continue reading →

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MAURICE GAGGED – the unique legal weapon in UK secret family courts

Posted on July 21, 2013 by Sabine Kurjo McNeill

It has to be witnessed to be believed. You can’t imagine it and you can’t make it up:

  • the worst case of bullying, harassment, imprisonments ‘enshrined’ in some 200 Lever Arch files
  • over 3 decades – culminating in being struck off the professional register – besides being declared to have a brain tumour
  • combined with the worst case of child snatching – covering only 23 family court files and 5 criminal court files – resulting in 7 years of imprisonment for the parents, no contact with their 5 oldest children, with the 2 youngest ones presumably adopted without trace…

Here’s the gagging order that connects the two.

For Maurice accompanied the Musas to the Police Station where they had to ‘sign on’. Given his experience, he encouraged them to do whatever would bring them into a non-secret magistrates court, after what he had witnessed in their secret family court hearing.

They had asked him to help as McKenzie Friend which he is, of course, very experienced as.

How are foreigners expected to cope

  • with the grief over losing their children
  • the utter hypocrisy presented to them as ‘reasons’ and ‘evidence’
  • the complete criminality with which the ‘denie and lie’ tactics are being covered up by ‘commit crimes to cover up crimes’?

Well, Slovakian TV reported the 8-day demo that began yesterday outside Downing Street. It will culminate in petition signatures being handed in next Friday:

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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

Posted on March 10, 2013 by Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Dyfed-Powys Police

Dyfed-Powys Police (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

South Wales Police

South Wales Police (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Dear Maurice Kirk

I have read your latest posting entitled Lord Leveson to hear Maurice’s Application at The Criminal Court of Appeal sitting at Cardiff Crown Court on 14th March 13 on

http://kirkflyingvet.com/blogs/legal/archive/2013/03/10/lord-leveson-to-hear-maurice-s-application-at-the-criminal-court-of-appeal-sitting-at-cardiff-crown-court.aspx

and have just posted this as a comment:

In light of this article printed by the Western Mail Group and particularly Martin Shipton who is personally aware, and, slippery shouldered your infamous case as a matter of public interest and accountability despite their offices being a mere 50 yards from Cardiff Justice Centre
http://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/2013/03/10/no-welsh-police-corruption-prosecutions-despite-scores-of-complaints-91466-32955394/
perhaps Rhodri Glyn Thomas Plaid Cymru’s spokesperson on policing should make effort to walk from his ivory tower in the bay and attend the biggest policing corruption case Wales has ever endured.
In the above article Rhodri Glyn Thomas is quoted as saying.

“It is very important that the police are not placed above the law and immune from the consequences of any wrongdoing. “Their conduct should be of the highest standard and, if it is not and deemed to be criminal, they should face the judicial process. “Standards within police forces need to be very high if public confidence is to be maintained. The four Welsh police forces need to bear this in mind very carefully when allegations of police corruption are upheld in internal inquiries.” Continue reading →

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The Police State unites at least Wales and Bretagne – if not UK and EU

Posted on January 28, 2013 by Sabine Kurjo McNeill

13 01 29 CoverOnce again, life writes stranger stories than any fiction would invent: Maurice went to pick up some of his files that he had taken to France for safety.

But: his house was squatted, the squatters had used his antique furniture as firewood and his attempt to complain to the ‘gendarmerie’ resulted in him being arrested – with the intention to lock him up in a mental hospital.

First he made this call, then his account appeared on his website, witnessed by a friend…

Having observed maybe some 100 case of white collar crimes by now, my conclusion is:

  1. ‘the system’ of official institutions is ALWAYS by far worse than whatever any individual may have done wrongly
  2. the individual experiences an accumulation of ‘shock treatments’, while ‘the system’ includes oodles of people from many organisations and departments who don’t accept any responsibility for their irresponsible behaviour
  3. organisations always outlive individuals who die away, proud to have fought, but without any justice or compensation. Continue reading →
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Maurice is kicked out of Prison, while Tony Farrell hands himself in

Posted on October 5, 2012 by Sabine Kurjo McNeill

The Royal Courts of Justice, London

Maurice was imprisoned once again, clearly to prevent him from handling and winning his ‘machine gun case’ adequately. But to kick him out after a robbery and beating, is a bit much for a 67-year-old man whose life has been ruined by South Wales Police.

At the same time, Tony Farrell, former Principal Intelligence Analyst of South Yorkshire Police hands himself in, as he writes here:

The Principled Analyst Not Against the Police Service

At 5pm on Sunday 30th September 2012, I pressed the button of a door outside Digbeth Police Station in Birmingham as the building was closed to the public. Over the phone system, I spoke to an operative and told them I was presenting myself for arrest under Section 15 iii of the Terrorism Act 2000. The operative took some details and told me to wait for assistance. Within 5 minutes, three police cars pulled up outside and five uniformed police got out of their vehicles.

Continue reading →

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