Tag Archives: House of Lords

MAURICE’s BEAUTIFUL BRAIN – in 2009 – after he was not shot and not carted to Ashworth Psychiatric High Security Prison

Posted on January 23, 2014 by Sabine Kurjo McNeill

Newcomers to this veteran in exposing and challenging South Wales Police cannot appreciate the significance of this brain scan. I met him first, when he attended one of the meetings I used to organise at the House of Lords. He … Continue reading →

Posted in Article 13: effective remedy before national authorities, Article 6: fair trial, Caswell Clinic, Fair Trial, HM Court Services, Law Enforcement, NHS, Police, South Wales Police | Tagged Cardiff, Caswell Clinic, Haringey London Borough Council, HM Prison Cardiff, House of Lords, London Borough of Haringey, Maurice, Norman Scarth, South Wales Police | 10 Comments

Real life battle between Good and Evil or a Brave Individual v Institutionalised Criminality and Harassment

Posted on November 7, 2010 by Sabine Kurjo McNeill

It has taken me since March this year, when he introduced himself at our meeting in the House of Lords, to learn to appreciate what Maurice Kirk is trying to achieve, while I’m still not sure whether I am truly … Continue reading →