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used for the purpose the person told you The Appellant
                 would be in breach of these conditions also if the Appellant
                 loaned someone any personal belongings and that person
                 ended up at an illegal rave then The Appellant would again
                 be in breach of his conditions, even if the item was
                 something that did not even constitute as being for an illegal
                 rave. These are just two of the concerns with the conditions
                 that the Appellant is under; there is other concerns with
                 other conditions set at by the Courts that are of concern.
                 Also breached within this hearing was the Appellant’s
                 Article 6 right to a fair trial
                 The Appellant had to go ahead with his hearing without the
                 barrister having any other paperwork other than the
                 application to strike-out which was not allowed. The police
                 officers not attending when they knew they should.
                 The Appellant being so unwell he was not coping he should
                 never have had to discharge himself from hospital to try to
                 defend himself. The police having it on the police systems
                 who done what they say The Appellant has done and would
                 not disclose that information.  The following directions were
                 made: The parties to exchange any additional evidence on
                 which they seek to rely by
                 20/01/2015
                 20th January 2015
                 This is to include any witness statements from any witness,
                 including the defendant himself; and the parties are
                 prohibited from relying on any evidence not already served,
                 or served in accordance with paragraph 1 of these directions,
                 without the permission of the Court. Although not a formal
                 direction, should any witnesses no longer be required, the
                 Judge requested written confirmation of this to be given to
                 all parties speedily. At present, the following witnesses are
                 required to attend the full hearing:
                 •  Inspector Douglas Skinner;
                 •  Police constable Miles;
                 •  Acting police sergeant Edgoose;
                 •  Police constable Elsmore;
                 •  Sergeant King;
                 •  Police constable Ames; and
                 •  Inspector Hamill;
                 The interim order is to continue until
                 10/03/2015
                 10th march 2015
                 when the full hearing would be heard this was listed for two
                 full days.  Disclosure was asked for this was meant to be
                 given by
                 20/01/2015
                 this never happened and no disclosure was given. No
                 disclosure was served on us by the
                 20/01/2015
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