War crimes a public/citizen enquiry This enquiry was held at Old Street Magistrates Court in London England, January 2012. The purpose of this enquiry was to identify the facts and to decide whether enough evidence exists in order to convict modern day war criminals. This enquiry was focusing on the Iraq war. After viewing the evidence that is held within this series of videos (which is quite lengthy) you will be able to make an informed choice. It is acknowledged that regarding the defense, a stronger case could have been put forward. By saying this statement, it is not advocating the stance of the defenses case in anyway But this should not distract one from the facts presented. The question is; Should Tony Blair and others face trial at the Old Bailey or The Hague for war crimes against the Iraqi people? You can submit your vote at the following link. visionon.tv The evidence from this trial, along with video evidence will be submitted to the ICC, the Metropolitan Police and the US embassy You tube link to a condensed discussion outlining the 'laws of war' http Other video footage from the citizen/public enquiry grassroots.mirocommunity.org grassroots.mirocommunity.org Photographs from the event www.hughhillphotography.com Further reading regarding the enquiry Occupy London War Crimes Tribunal invites you to.docx visionon.tv The case for and against the prosecution: visionon.tv Was the Iraq war legal? visionon.tv Extracts from UNGA visionon.tv Accounting for genocide <b>...</b>

War crimes a public/citizen enquiry This enquiry was held at Old Street Magistrates Court in London England, January 2012. The purpose of this enquiry was to identify the facts and to decide whether enough evidence exists in order to convict modern day war criminals. This enquiry was focusing on the Iraq war. After viewing the evidence that is held within this series of videos (which is quite lengthy) you will be able to make an informed choice. It is acknowledged that regarding the defense, a stronger case could have been put forward. By saying this statement, it is not advocating the stance of the defenses case in anyway But this should not distract one from the facts presented. The question is; Should Tony Blair and others face trial at the Old Bailey or The Hague for war crimes against the Iraqi people? You can submit your vote at the following link. visionon.tv The evidence from this trial, along with video evidence will be submitted to the ICC, the Metropolitan Police and the US embassy You tube link to a condensed discussion outlining the 'laws of war' http Other video footage from the citizen/public enquiry grassroots.mirocommunity.org grassroots.mirocommunity.org Photographs from the event www.hughhillphotography.com Further reading regarding the enquiry Occupy London War Crimes Tribunal invites you to.docx visionon.tv The case for and against the prosecution: visionon.tv Was the Iraq war legal? visionon.tv Extracts from UNGA visionon.tv Accounting for genocide <b>...</b>

War crimes a public/citizen enquiry This enquiry was held at Old Street Magistrates Court in London England, January 2012. The purpose of this enquiry was to identify the facts and to decide whether enough evidence exists in order to convict modern day war criminals. This enquiry was focusing on the Iraq war. After viewing the evidence that is held within this series of videos (which is quite lengthy) you will be able to make an informed choice. It is acknowledged that regarding the defense, a stronger case could have been put forward. By saying this statement, it is not advocating the stance of the defenses case in anyway But this should not distract one from the facts presented. The question is; Should Tony Blair and others face trial at the Old Bailey or The Hague for war crimes against the Iraqi people? You can submit your vote at the following link. visionon.tv The evidence from this trial, along with video evidence will be submitted to the ICC, the Metropolitan Police and the US embassy You tube link to a condensed discussion outlining the 'laws of war' http Other video footage from the citizen/public enquiry grassroots.mirocommunity.org grassroots.mirocommunity.org Photographs from the event www.hughhillphotography.com Further reading regarding the enquiry Occupy London War Crimes Tribunal invites you to.docx visionon.tv The case for and against the prosecution: visionon.tv Was the Iraq war legal? visionon.tv Extracts from UNGA visionon.tv Accounting for genocide <b>...</b>

English Freeman on the Land Ray St.Clair once again stands in a UK Magistrates court with other Freedom Rebels and challenges the false authority of the courts. This time the magistrates fail to produce their oaths and get up and quit the courtroom TWICE Keep your Eyes on Your Monitors For: www.Reclaim-Reality.com but for the meantime come check out our Facebook page or hit us up on Twitter http twitter.com 'The Best Way To Predict Your Future Is To Create Your Own"

El Cholo's Canvas Mock Trial of Atawallpa held in Occupied Old Street Magistrates Court Room London El Cholo's (native Peruvian artist Jose Miranda) exhibition of canvass paintings "The Mock Trial of Atawallpa" produced by OccupyArtUK on the final open day of the Occupied Justice Occupy London Old street magistrates court occupation. Atawallpa (March 20, 1497 -- July 26, 1533), was the last Sapa Inca or sovereign emperor of the Tahuantinsuyu, or the Inca Empire, prior to the Spanish conquest of Peru. After Atawallpa was executed by the Spanish after a mock trial, the Incan Empire began to erode.

War crimes a public enquiry held at Old Street Magistrates Court in London. January 2012-01-24. The purpose of this was to identify the facts and to decide whether enough evidence exists in order to convict modern day war criminals. This enquiry was focusing on the Iraq war. After viewing the evidence that is held within this series of videos you will be able to make an informed choice. The question is; Should Tony Blair and George Bush face trial at the Old Bailey and The Hague for war crimes? You can submit your vote at the following link. visionon.tv The evidence from this trial, along with video evidence will be submitted to the ICC, the Metropolitan Police and the US embassy For other information please see; http peacestrike.org http occupylsx.org

Occupy Justice holds people's tribunal Activists put case for prosecution of UK government for war crimes in Old Street Magistrates Court, London.

Norman Scarth attends Leeds Magistrates Court, after a mere 10 minutes the case is dismissed. - 12.01.12

It wasn't me.. Rodney Chambers OBE denies any responsibility and states it was deliberate act by the previous council RUMCC. Was anyone ever found to be accountable for this. If Cllr Chambers says City status for Medway would benefit the residents have we residents of the Lost City of Rochester been disadvantaged and deprived for the past ten years. I submitted a FOI (Freedom of information request) through "What do they know" on the 12th October 2011 and by law the council are required to answer my request or at least respond within 20 days. It's now January 16th 2011 and no response has been received to date. www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/1998_rochester_upon_medway_city I will be adding new video soon to show just how useless (I would like to use a much stronger / different term here but this council has the abillity to be judge and jury in a Magistrates court and find innocent people guilty without a trial) and totally self serving this council is..

13 January 2012 Sky News: A British student accused of breaching US copyright could face trial in the US after a judge ruled that he can be extradited A judge at Westminster Magistrates Court agreed with US prosecutors that 23-year-old Richard O'Dwyer should face trial in America rather than in the UK The Sheffield Hallam University undergraduate has been fighting extradition since he was arrested for setting up a website which allowed people access to films and TV shows for free He immediately announced he would appeal the latest ruling in the High Court

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News report from the occupied Old Street Magistrates Court in London. The Occupy London movement is organizing a series of mock trials for those they see accountable for the global financial crisis: the one-percent. Starting Wednesday 18th of January they will hold a series of trials in the abandoned courthouse in Old Street, East London. Although none of the accused will be present professional solicitors will present a series of charges, ranging from false accounting to war crimes and human rights violations, against politicians and financial institutions. Reporter: Sarah Chakaveh Writing and editing: Tom Bassam, Sarah Chakaveh, David Martin, Lucas Radicella Camera: Lucas Radicella

'Piracy' student Richard O'Dwyer loses extradition case TVShack's student founder can be extradited to US, court rules US customs agents seek to prosecute Richard O'Dwyer over TVShack, which linked to sites carrying pirated shows and films Richard O'Dwyer with his mother Julia after appearing at Westminster magistrates court in London. Photograph: Luke Macgregor/Reuters A British student can be extradited to the United States for running a website linking to sites carrying pirated TV shows and films, a court has ruled. Richard O'Dwyer, a 23-year-old student at Sheffield Hallam University, looked downward as district judge Quentin Purdy ruled that there were no valid reasons why he could not be sent to New York state for trial. US customs agents are seeking his prosecution over a website O'Dwyer set up when he was 19 called TVShack, and ran until his arrest last year. This provided links to other sites hosting pirated versions of TV shows and film. It was so popular that the student earned £15000 per month in advertising revenue, US prosecutors claim. O'Dwyer's lawyers said the site was little different from a search engine like Google and was thus most likely not illegal under UK law. However, Purdy noted that visitors to the site had to register, and could post their own links. He ruled that the case met the test of so-called dual liability, also dismissing arguments that extradition would be a breach of O'Dwyer's human rights. The student, whose father, Peter, is a retired GP in Bolsover, Derbyshire, remains on bail and will <b>...</b>

www.ntvuganda.co.ug Business was disrupted at Mukono magistrates court was this morning when a group of suspects turned rowdy in the court room, expressing frustration over the way their case was being handled. The suspects are accused of beating up rally driver Ponsiano Lwakataka on Boxing Day last year. Lwakataka had lost interest in the case and the suspects thought they would be discharged but they were instead remanded again.