2022-02-03
The snail's pace at which our UK courts system progresses is well-known, and it is undoubtedly true that justice rushed is unlikely to be satisfactory, but it has been acknowledged almost from time immemorial that justice delayed is justice denied.
One might have expected that a case of such import would have been fast-tracked at the every least.
Perhaps it has been, but it has still taken over a month to assign a judge and that judge isn't expected to do much at all until March.
Given that " ... we are applying for the seizure of the entire UK Midazolam supply, to prevent the ongoing euthanasia of targeted demographics in care homes, hospital wards and in their own beds" one might have hoped for more alacrity.
We reported this case back in December and again in January when the PUB linked its evidence with the Metropolitan Police investigation into the complaint raised by Mark Sexton et al.
What to do in the event of further delay?
"the lead barrister running the advocacy in the case is the most senior crown prosecutor in the entire Commonwealth, who has practiced at the highest level in three countries, specializing in prosecuting corrupt senior police officers for the CPS"
... and he has some ideas.
It's very good to see the fight being taken to the enemy.
It's understandable that it has taken a long time (if you are taking on or defending the establishment then it's imperative to have watertight homework) and we look forward to further news in due course.
2022-02-04
Mark Devlin interviews Michael OBernicia about the current situation:
(33 minutes)
