Court & Prison

I stuck the Emily Pankhurst to the cupboard with toothpaste which has increased the rebellious nature of our cell greatly.

Imprisonment is not so bad although it’s a ludicrous situation that I’m locked up for peacefully protesting an injunction designed to protect the fossil fuel industry whose time should now be over. A justice system that allows this in the context of a climate and ecological emergency is not fit for purpose – and therefore I will not comply with it.

Update received on 11th May 2022 Yesterday in B’ham crown court I was represented, which you get legal aid for. There is no opportunity to give a statement even if you self-represent, so I emailed the judge beforehand, not expecting it to be read, but it was! This is what I wrote: Honourable Madam, I

So more from Birmingham County Court – lets start with those in prison Amy Pritchard and Emily Brocklebank are being released from HMP Foston Hall, with costs £195 each. There should be some video of them soon to post here.  Meanwhile Michelle Charlesworth, refused to leave prison to attend court as summoned and has been

Its all getting super complicated – but lets run with this – think of it as a Civil Resistance ‘soap opera’, here goes Tuesday 10th May  We expected 13 cases to be heard, but only six Just Stop Oil supporters were dealt with by Birmingham County Court, which resulted in fines (Stephanie Pride, £400 fine,