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Magistrate’s Court and the Crown Court. There have been so many breaches of human rights
throughout this case I cannot understand how it has been allowed to have happened, there is a
total miscarriage of justice and many other issues regarding his legal representation within
this case.
At this time the claimant does not leave his home he has not done since 2014 due to knowing
the police are going to say he has done something that breaches the conditions and arrest him
and put him in prison,
Steve Elsmore has already done in updated statements, which in fact implies my son had
breached his conditions in Nov 2014 by being on an industrial estate, which was totally
incorrect.
The conditions the claimant is under breaches his human rights, it seems as though the
barrister that was representing the police in this matter feels that it is acceptable to breach
someone human rights knowingly.
You can see this on page 28 of the appeal transcript which the administrative court sent, they
also only seen to be concerned in regard to the claimant going to a shop or
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petrol station. But the implications of the conditions go a lot wider and no one has taken this
into consideration. Please see below a list of information which is only a small list which the
claimant cannot do.
Schedule of prohibitions You must not:
1. Be concerned in the organisation of a rave as defined by s.63(1) or s63(1A) of the
Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994.
2. Knowingly use or supply property, personal or otherwise, for use in a rave as defined by
s.63 (1) of the Criminal justice and Public Order Act 1994.
3. Enter or remain in any disused or abandoned building unless invited to do so in writing by
a registered charitable organisation or local authority or owner of the premises.
4. Enter any non-residential private property (by which words buildings and an open
enclosed and are intended to be individual) or an industrial estate between the hours of
22:00 and 07:00 without written permissions from the owner and a leaseholder of such
property. If you can demonstrate that the purpose of your entry of such property is to
purchase goods or services from any shop or garage or fuel supplier which is open to the
public at such times. Then in such event, you may enter but you must not remain on such
property for longer than 30 minutes and you may do so on only one occasion during each
separate nine-hour period between 22:00 and 07:00 daily.
5. 5 Provide any service in respect of any licensable activity in an unlicensed premise.
For the sake of clarity, nothing in this order prevents the defendant from assisting,
preparing for, engaging in licensed licensable activities,
This order expires on the 3 August 2020
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This order and its requirements amend a previous order imposed by Highbury Corner
Magistrates Court.
Condition 4 states
Enter any non-residential private property (by which words buildings and an open enclosed
and are intended to be individual) or an industrial estate between the hours of 22:00 and
07:00 without written permissions from the owner and a leaseholder of such property. If you
can demonstrate that the purpose of your entry of such property is to purchase goods or