Thirty-five paragraphs on 21 pages in January 2004 were the pro's and con's of whether Maurice
- is fit or unfit to practise as a veterinary surgeon
- can be considered to practise as a member of the profession
- "continued
conflict with authority must inevitably affect not only yourself, but
also your profession by bringing it into disrepute".
What Maurice is up against in his repeated attempts to get re-instated as a vet are various levels or 'firewalls' of institutional behaviour:
- the Royal Charter that was granted in 1967 - the ticket to immunity from prosecution for any wrong-doing
- the collusion between lawyers who make money between each other by operating an adversarial system rather than seeking justice on behalf of a client
- rules and regulations that are being ignored rather than adhered to, e.g. note this annex to his appeal and the Privy Council decision 'not to have jurisdiction'
- general attitudes and assumptions such as Suzon Forscey-Moore RIP has pointed out:
- those in power can do no wrong
- white collar crime, with very rare exceptions, goes untried and unpunished in English law
- money decides legal matters.
Ironically, it was Mervyn King, the Governor of the Bank of England who attacked the commercial legal system: the adversarial system for settling civil legal disputes was in reality
‘a profitable monopoly of lawyers’ and called for the Government to take
steps to reform the law.
This quote was among the documents from Suzon Forscey-Moore. Here's what Charles Wehner wrote about her:
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All who love freedom must
shed a precious tear.
We have lost Suzon Forscey-Moore, a glorious fighter for justice.
She had a masters degree in law, but was not a lawyer. She campaigned for HONEST LAW.
She is gone.
The world is darker now.
RIP
Charles Douglas Wehner