#twitterarrest #helppaulchambers Update
So it was option (3), and it starts just after the election. Interesting times ahead. There but for the grace of random chance go lots of us. AJ
So it was option (3), and it starts just after the election. Interesting times ahead. There but for the grace of random chance go lots of us. AJ
Thursday it is then. I guess (iAnal) it can go three ways now. The judge can reject the motion to change the plea to not-guilty and go on to sentencing. The judge can accept the motion and declare that there is no case to answer. The judge can accept the motion and set a trial … Continue reading #twitterarrest #helppaulchambers Update
Thanks to the twattertiti who inform us that: I’ll check back Monday – this is an interesting development. Change of legal counsel perhaps? AJ
You may remember the case of Paul Chambers, who I wrote about here in 18th January. It was reported at the time that Paul had been bailed until 11th February. When that date came and went, having shit to do, I assumed he’d had a ‘no further action’ letter. Not so. This is important: He … Continue reading #twitterarrest takes a very nasty turn
watching… AJ
Just a few things I’ve happened upon today, that I can’t be bothered to construct full posts about. Someone called Matt Flaherty has written a letter to the CPS expressing concern about the Paul Chambers #twitterarrest case. It very nicely articulates the concerned raised by the choice of path the CPS has taken in this … Continue reading Bits & bobs
Via Twatter: #twitterarrest Ready for this? When heavy snowfall threatened to scupper Paul Chambers’s travel plans, he decided to vent his frustrations on Twitter by tapping out a comment to amuse his friends. “Robin Hood airport is closed,” he wrote. “You’ve got a week and a bit to get your shit together, otherwise I’m blowing … Continue reading A joke, surely?