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accymel · 23-06-2006, 11:34

Mmmmm what the statistics say & whats the reality is somewhat different, i can say cos ive been involved as giving evidence against a criminal act that i was a victim to in Preston Crown jury trial, which was my biggest out of all & it was rather harrowing specially when defence barrister was allowed to bully me on stand - even call me a liar!!! without evidence nor proof, the judge didnt bat an eyelid & let this bully carry on, so i had to prove i wasn't but the defendant wasn't allowed to be called anything to imply his guilt despite the evidence till jury had returned their guilty verdict!!

Thats the point im getting at! So wheres the fairness??

23-06-2006, 11:34	#5
accymel I am Banned Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 7,688 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 0	Re: Who's rights are most important Mmmmm what the statistics say & whats the reality is somewhat different, i can say cos ive been involved as giving evidence against a criminal act that i was a victim to in Preston Crown jury trial, which was my biggest out of all & it was rather harrowing specially when defence barrister was allowed to bully me on stand - even call me a liar!!! without evidence nor proof, the judge didnt bat an eyelid & let this bully carry on, so i had to prove i wasn't but the defendant wasn't allowed to be called anything to imply his guilt despite the evidence till jury had returned their guilty verdict!! Thats the point im getting at! So wheres the fairness??