by Belinda
HollieDemandsJustice.org
12 November 2010
As said, today’s hearing at the Court of Sessions, Edinburgh, devolved around whether Robert should pay Sheriff Graham Buchanan (named by Hollie as one of her former abusers) £7,500 in costs claimed by the Sheriff to have been incurred in respect of Robert’s public activity in ‘breach of the peace’ in Scotland in February 2010.
Robert wanted to know (as do we all!) how these costs broke down, what made up this substantial fine issued by the Sheriff of Aberdeen? It transpires, as was new to Robert, that part of them related to the attempted serving on him of an Interdict order at his home in Cheshire, some 350 miles from from Aberdeen, on the evening of 11th February, when he was already in Aberdeen! A fact which was surely understood by the Sheriff who had simultaneously ordered a Private Investigation team/film crew to shadow Robert and record his campaigning activity from 8am to 3.30pm the following day, 12th February. Moreover Robert had already notified the authorities he would be leafleting outside Marks & Spencers in central Aberdeen from 10.30 am that day.
The investigation/film-crew thus had a largely wasted day as Robert was arrested at 10 am, before he ever reached the proposed leafleting zone.
Hence the plea put to the crown auditor today is that there has been a substantial wastage of public funds in Scotland by a senior legal authority for which Robert Green cannot be made liable, but more seriously, that a major legal principle under English law has been thwarted, namely the duty to report crime, which was Robert’s original business in Scotland. Robert continues to regard his arrest on 12thFebruary 2010 as perverting the course of justice under English law.
In conclusion, the Scottish auditor in today’s 1 ¾ hour hearing said he needs ‘more time to come to a decision’.
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