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A news report yesterday caught my attention, as it once again brought about much debate within legal circles and and law blogs.

Sacha Hall 22, from Essex, denied a charge of theft, which was left to lie on file, after taking 'thrown out' food items from a Tesco store, said to be worth a total of £ ( Read more... )

http://jonathanturley.org/2011/05/11/ill-have-what-shes-having-leading-atheist-arrested-for-making-sexual-noises/

If you are heading to Florida this year, be careful of what noises are coming from your window!

In a matter not disimilar to the sketch from 'When Harry Met Sally', a woman has been arrested for 'making sexual noises' which would if ( Read more... )

The serious illness of a friend locally, and the recent death of another local acquaintance has given me perhaps a little perspective on my own life, and reminded me of that old saying "sticks and stones can break your bones...."

Many people in Glastonbury (and worldwide of course) believe that when we hold on to our anger and hatred, this in ( Read more... )

I got up at ungodly a.m. this morning to catch up on my next assignment for my law degree, having managed to get almost a week behind in my studies ( Read more... )

Last night, four hours before my show went live to a global audience, I received an e-mail from Alex Jones's office saying he had to pull out of the show because he was "too tired"! Message for Alex - we all get too tired sometimes, but most of us try NOT to let others down! Thisappearnce had been headlined by stations all over the world that were ( Read more... )

It may seem a little late in life to return to education, but last night I finally took the plunge and registered for a six year course culminating in a law degree as a Bachelor of Arts if successful. The Open University offers one of the best law courses in the country for home study, and I think this may turn out to be one of the best decisions I ( Read more... )

An historic law that may never have been repealed, could mean that the UK government have committed treason by signing the Lisbon Treaty.

PRAEMUNIRE:-

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Over recent days I have had a number of conversations with the Open University about studying for their law degree course, which is a series of modules which they state as six years (based on part time learning) but achievable in three - four years ( Read more... )

Life is a funny old game, and bloody painful at times, and I often wonder what the point of it is! Perhaps we are all chess pieces in some twisted overlords game! I can imagine a few people sitting up on high laughing at our daily misfortunes!

My own life has been full of twists and turns, and many changes of direction. I was once a goalkeeper and ( Read more... )

A couple of weeks ago, I reported on this blog about seeing a talk by John Harris telling us that we have more legal right than the Police and courts under "Common Law". Tonight John appears at the Assembly Rooms in Glastonbury and I advise you all to try and get along and listen to what he has to say.

We have been investigating some of John's ( Read more... )