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civil rights greg foxsmith menu skip to content featured civil rights politics islington about greg medieval animal trials in medieval times, animals who had been accused of committing crimes were brought to court, provided defence counsel and prosecuted in full hearings before a judge. for the compass festival 2018, artist jack tan created a fictional department of animal justice, and staged a series of live ‘moot’ ( or should that be “moo-t” ?!) animal trials before a judge and jury at the old victorian courtroom in leeds town hall (detail here ) i was the judge for the first trial, a jack russell on trial for sheep-worrying, a potential death penalty case, but thankfully on this occasion the only thing hung were the jury (unable to reach a decision) in a later trial i successfully defended a staffordshire bull terrier accused of being a “dangerous dog”, after being provided with prosecution witness statements and a defence proof of evidence, just as i would in a contemporary case. one difference here was that the dog appeared in the dock, rather than the owner. i have defended in real dangerous dog cases where of course the owner is the defendant, but in either case it is the animal that faces the ultimate penalty (a “destruction order”). jack tan is an artist with a legal background, his attention to detail meant that the proceedings were as faithful a representation of an actual case as could be imagined, albeit with a curtailment of jury deliberation time, compensated by the added interest that the audience could discretely “listen-in” to the deliberations, which were amplified. one juror went on to review the event here . the event was a huge success, and enormous fun. jack tan intends to bring the event to london- definitely one to look out for. this entry was posted in featured on november 25, 2018 by greg foxsmith . freelance advocacy services: news and advocacy availability court availability – see here: http://www.freelanceadvocacyservices.uk/ bo ok via [email protected] news naughty court usher up north https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6465731/court-usher-46-suspended-having-sex-video-link-room.html and naughty police with naughty solicitor in wales https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6511443/detective-caught-having-loud-sex-married-female-lawyer-police-station-keeps-job.html medieval animal trial, leeds. delighted to have taken part in the compass festival in leeds last month. my blog here lccsa 70. watch the film here https://youtu.be/oxvz9nvva7a breakfast court victory. hmcts have confirmed the proposed projects for “flexible” (aka extended) court sitting hours for criminal courts have finally been abandoned (detail here ) christmas playlist here lawyers of the month 1 len hodkin (see inquest story above) 2 miranda ching (co-organised animal trials -see above) miranda is leaving peters and peters for the serious fraud office. good luck! this entry was posted in advocacy availability , civil rights , featured , law , legal aid , politics , uncategorized and tagged court cover , criminal defence , foxsmith availabilty , freelance advocacy services , solicitor advocate on june 13, 2018 by greg foxsmith . the charter for justice-next steps what is the charter for justice? the charter was launched in 2018 as a way of highlighting to the public the crisis in the criminal justice system, and offering proposals to address that crisis by adopting some key principles that everyone should be able to unite behind and we can campaign for. we ended up with 5 key principles, and those became the charter:- 1 access to justice 2 prompt and adequate disclosure of prosecution case 3 a fair and non-discriminatory criminal justice system 4 a properly funded prison and probation service 5 open and transparent justice crisis? what crisis? the 2018 book by the “secret barrister” which identifies some of the numerous and cumulative failings in the current system , is called “the law is broken”. and it is. the author laid bare the results of the drive to prosecute and defend on the cheap, and warns that “ we are moving from a criminal justice system to simply a criminal system ”. who cares? but the secret barrister’s rage is equalled only by astonishment at the “ wall of silence ” and “ collective indifference ” of the public to the parlous state of affairs. “ what astounds me most is that people don’t seem to care. or even know… if the criminal justice system were the nhs, it would never be off the front page. ” it is not enough to say the law is broken without adding “but we can fix it” we know that the broken justice system can be fixed, but we also know that to fix it involves hard expenditure of cash. and yet moj projections currently show further proposed cuts to the budget, claiming that it needs to reduce spending by around £500m per year from 2015-16 levels by 2019-20. if it is hard to get the public interested in the problem, it will be impossible to get support for the solution. raising awareness but maybe the tide is turning in terms of media coverage and public awareness the prison crisis is ongoing and remains a newsworthy story . david lammy’s report came out last year, and highlighted that issues of racism and discrimination have not gone away. then we have had ongoing disclosure stories. nothing new to us, but suddenly the right case hit the headlines leading to media attention and a flurry of similar scandalous stories. and even the action by the bar gained media attention. the charter aims to join all this up, by helping people outside the system see that this is all part of the same problem- chronic underfunding of the justice system. previous campaigns the charter redresses 2 failures of some previous campaigns by legal aid lawyers:- 1 complaining about legal aid cuts in terms of our pay rather than broader consequences. 2 reactive or isolated campaigns on isolated issues, rather than focusing on the bigger picture. arguing for reasonable remuneration needs to focus on the consequences of poorly paid lawyers: – inadequate investigation by the police, inadequate review by cps, cutting corners by prosecution and defence, factory-firms, increasingly inadequate advice and/or representation, a recruitment crisis in an already greying profession, and ultimately miscarriages of justice. charter for justice principles so the charter sets out 5 principles that are easy to understand and support, and if adopted and properly funded would restore faith in the justice system and fix what is now broken. the text of the charter is here . ( or scroll down to appendix below ) the charter is something that we hope legal affairs or justice commentators show interest in, that the public would support, that campaigners can argue for, and that parties and politicians can sign up to. it offers unity in that all lawyers can support the aims, whereas previously there have been differing interests and factional differences (bar vs solicitors, big firms group vs small, etc) we need a united approach -no back- door meetings with the moj by the bar or solicitors alone. it is backed by initial sponsor signatories including the lccsa , cba, howard league, transform justice, clsa, jengba and the law friends society. launch the charter was launched on 26th march 2018 (summary of launch event here ) angela rafferty qc (then cba chair) spoke on funding issues and access to justice laura jane ( howard league ) spoke on the prison and probation crisis (her speech here ) raj chada on tackling discrimination, prejudice and the lammy report. (speech here) jerry hayes spoke on the disclosure crisis. penelope gibbs (transform justice) talked about open justice lccsa president greg powell spoke of the need for unity (his comments here ) speaker clips (filmed and edited by our friends at the law friends society) here , what happened next? attention then focussed on the (then current) advocates dispute over agfs reform, and the contentious ballot, from which solicit

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