Mr Bates vs The Post Office
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Maxdecel said:
Concern of "adverse publicity"
That went well then.
Any publicity is 'Good Publicity' was the old adage wasn't it? POL have st all over that one.That went well then.
ETA
For some reason, I get glimpses of John Cleese every now and again with this guy! Think it's around the eyes. Causing quite a conflict for me as Cleese is one of my comedy heroes and this tt just isn't 'kin funny! Anybody else see it? I can't unsee it now
Edited by Short Grain on Thursday 2nd May 14:31
Short Grain said:
PlywoodPascal said:
Getting rather tasty
You were a witness to perverting the course of justice, and of perjury, why didn’t you call the police?
I almost wish I liked popcorn!! This is great! GJ should be stting himself about now You were a witness to perverting the course of justice, and of perjury, why didn’t you call the police?
About 5 minutes later when asked about whether he considered any of the ethical requirements of prosecution or the codes of practice to follow, he said it hasn’t crossed his mind that he should think about such things.
The stenographer needs 15 mins break. Reckon Mr. Smith would like a bit longer to patch up the holes from being absolutely skewered in that session.
Wonder if the Head of Security at POL will be called to answer questions re his idea of shredding of documents? That would be 'tasty' as well.
Wonder if the Head of Security at POL will be called to answer questions re his idea of shredding of documents? That would be 'tasty' as well.
It is extremely interesting how the strong professional code and ethical basis that is - at least in principle - at the core of the legal profession is really allowing the legally qualified people involved to be held much more strongly to account than the executives in POL have been.
PlywoodPascal said:
It is extremely interesting how the strong professional code and ethical basis that is - at least in principle - at the core of the legal profession is really allowing the legally qualified people involved to be held much more strongly to account than the executives in POL have been.
It's pretty clear many of these lawyers don't give a fk about the code of conduct they are bound by.Gassing Station | TV, Film, Video Streaming & Radio | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff