Comments by "Muck006" (@Muck006) on "Lawyers' Etiquette and Behaviour - A Flawless Example" video.

  1. There was a certain trial ... where the lawyer representing the accused (I think they were paid for by legal aid) were badgering and intimidating the primary witness - a ~13 year old girl - to "prove her a liar" in the case of CSA against "a gang" of "asians" ... and it was allowed to continue for some while before anyone interrupted this. The reprimand only came much later IIRC (could be wrong), but at least half an hour of really BRUTAL questioning had been endured by the girl. [I think it is clear what kind of case I am talking about ... one of those cases which the british government wants to hush up.] It is roughly 2 years since I read about this during my research resulting in a list of 2000+ articles about that topic ... which isnt even close to "everything", because I only looked at a limited number of cities.
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  2. 7:00 Ummm ... the "Electronic Communications Act 2003" clearly establishes OFFENSE as an "actionable crime" ... and "being offended" is a state of EMOTION. That 2003 Act was an expansion of the 1986 "Public Order Act", which Maggie Thatcher introduced, because she didnt like being insulted by miners on strike.
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