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witnesses cannot be called. As to say it is not in the interests
                 of justice to do so.
                 HHJ-PAWLAK granted the hearsay application could be
                 submitted, although opposed orally by Mr Morris.
                 HHJ-PAWLAK informed that Mr Morris opposition to
                 hearsay was contained in Mr Morris legal document, for
                 which The Appellant did not allow Mr Morris to hand up.
                 HHJ-PAWLAK is informed that client wishes to hand up his
                 own document to HHJ-PAWLAK against Mr Morris advice.
                 Document read by all sides.
                 Please see The Appellant document Considering in point 5
                 of the Judges letter to The Appellant Acting solicitors how
                 was this allowed the Judge allowed Mr Morris to make oral
                 submissions in regards to hearsay in Court yet then said they
                 were not allowed and granted the hearsay application as
                 allowed. Michael Carroll and Co had also not done or
                 prepared a skeleton argument for The Appellant’s bundle,
                 the Judge stated that the letter that had been handed in could
                 be used as The Appellant’s skeleton argument. Miss Ward
                 was sitting in the back of the Court taking notes of what was
                 being asked by the Judge and what was being said.
                 A meeting was meant to be arranged with The Appellant and
                 the Public defender Mr Morris; this was not done.
                 On the
                 12/07/2016
                 Informed by solicitor via email:  Please note that Mr Andrew
                 Locke has returned from a career sabbatical and he has
                 agreed to deal with the Appeal against the imposition of an
                 ASBO.  I am in the process of confirming a conference date
                 with Mr Locke, hopefully within the next two weeks.  I have
                 notified Mr Morris from the Public Defender Service that Mr
                 Locke is your preferred choice and I have requested the
                 written submissions that he had prepared for the mention
                 hearing in
                 00/04/2016
                 April 2016
                 that you did not consent to or permit us to serve upon the
                 prosecution, instead your own document was served at your
                 insistence and contrary to the advice given by both Mr
                 Andrew Morris and myself.  Please confirm any dates that
                 you are not available so that this conference can be arranged.
                 I have requested previously the complete list of witnesses
                 that you now insist on calling and specifying their relevance
                 to the ASBO Appeal and the issues as to whether you were
                 an organiser of illegal raves. I cannot advise on whether the
                 witnesses are relevant to an issue in the Appeal without you
                 confirming the list and specifying their relevance.”
                 Take out does not need to be included: --
                 The meeting was never arranged with Mr Locke, The
                 Appellant barrister until just before the Appeal dates
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