First Petition to Parliament on Behalf of Victims of White Collar Crime

Maurice — Sat, 05 Feb 2011 11:22:00 GMT

The following Petition has been submitted to our new MP for the Vale of Glamorgan, Alun Cairns MP, following a very lively debate at our 25th January 2011 House of Commons meeting with both Members of the House of Lords and House of Commons in attendance, a committee room, I may say, STUFFED with Victims of the banks, HM and our law courts, solicitors and NHS (see photo gallery, other blogs and PDF downloads).

To the House of Commons

The petition of Maurice J Kirk BVSc, a citizen of the UK at 52, Tynewydd Road, Barry CF62 8AZ, declares that he has tried everything in his powers as a former veterinary surgeon to stand up to the harassment of South Wales Police who have delayed his civil action against them.

The citizen has suffered from harassment by South Wales Police that culminated in 7 months imprisonment, including 3 months in a psychiatric clinic, after getting him struck off the Register of Veterinary Surgeons.

One of the incidents in a series of interconnected legal actions was the machine gun case. The allegation was the possession and sale of a ‘gun' even though it was decommissioned and an ‘add on' to an historic aircraft. In the run up to the trial, however, South Wales Police mobilised Multi-Agency Protection Arrangements (MAPPA) hoping to shoot or section the citizen for life. MAPPA categorisation was used for imprisonment which included 3 months in a psychiatric clinic. A leaked MAPPA document, published on his website www.kirkflyingvet.com, shows that the Police had a firearms response.

The harassment included the falsification of medical records claiming that he has serious brain damage, possibly brain cancer, to get him sectioned. This prevented his surgical team from carrying out a hip replacement scheduled for June 2010.

While the citizen won the machine gun case in court, he did not get any costs or compensation for malicious prosecution, false imprisonments and generally the deprivation of his human and professional rights as a veterinary surgeon.

The petitioner therefore requests that the Government steps in as Compensator of Last Resort

Dear Mr Cairns,

The 25th January meeting at the House of Commons was a resounding success with many Members from both Houses, with 'like minds', all in one room! The ever widening divide between the basic rules of justice and the conduct of the South Wales Police, our law courts, Crown Prosecution Service and now, HM Court Service, is really most serious because it is clear there is no accountability for their joint actions.,.

South Wales National Health Service and our Health Minister refuse to hand over my medical records in their current control and with CPS, police, Caswell Clinic, HM Prison, Cardiff, Dr Tegwyn Williams and Professor Roger Wood are all refusing to clarify, with my surgeons, my medical history when I was in prison custody meaning still further delay in my much needed hip operation.

When can I next see you, please, either in London or Barry? I have currently obtained asylum in France following the repeated attempts by the South Walers Police to either have me shot or jailed for life so any meeting must be before my witnesses and suitably recorded.

Yours sincerely, .

Maurice J Kirk BVSc

Asking for Permission to Appeal - in the Public Interest

SabineKMcNeill — Thu, 23 Dec 2010 15:55:00 GMT

HH Judge Seys Llewellyn QC sent this 40-page judgment on preliminary issues and this draft order with the invitation to respond with a "succinct statement of those aspects which he seeks to appeal and the reasons, if any, which he identifies for permission to appeal being granted."

So we submitted the following documents:

Permission to Appeal - 9 pages written by Sabine K McNeill as McKenzie Friend
Permission to Appeal (2)
Provisional Grounds for Appeal regarding MAPPA - paragraph 5 supported by MAPPA letters here to sink home to the reader just how close Maurice was to being locked away for life, without even a trial, by a Welsh Crown Court.

Admittedly, 31 pages can hardly be "succinct". But, first of all, the documents stem from different view points on what way our judicial system is becoming, i.e. they embrace very different view points and emotional backgrounds. Secondly, they argue very differently. Thirdly, the judgment seems more like a response to the Defendant's argument (the Police) rather than one that takes in the Claimant's (Maurice) arguments into account.

So Maurice has to respond as best as he can, but he can't any more. He needs help. Let's hope it works! The challenge is that a higher Court (the Court of Appeal in London) can make Law. And we do hope that this unusual, extreme and indefinite case will make history in Law - in the Public Interest!

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