Jeremys Good News

[TJB65]

lamberton is already dishing the dirt over on psychoville, its whats to be expected of him isnt it? looser that he is.

he obviously comes from a disfunctional family him and his brother the next Kray Wannabees but with  no testicles

[chochokeira]

Is it not a little worrying that this lawyer specializes in advising the police on the legality of covert operations etc, and suddenly after 26 years he's showing an interest in cozying up with JB's defence team?

By his own admission he rarely defends. Quite some coincidence that just as EP find themselves under pressure to release the undisclosed photos etc. he appears as if by magic.

You don't have to be overly paranoid to join the dots...

I'm very surprised none of the regular, more erudite, posters have questioned this? 

I'm puzzled by your post, Arkanoid, would you please clarify what you are suggesting here?

I took it to mean that McKay is a 'plant'.

Me too, Rocky, so I hope I've misunderstood Arkanoid's meaning here. It strikes me as rather odd that just as a very accomplished solicitor offers his services to Jeremy, along comes a member of the JB is guilty camp and attempts to discredit that lawyer.

Do you recall the rather desperate - and unsuccessful - attempt to discredit NGB, who is also a lawyer, after he made positive comments about the merits of Jeremy's application to the CCRC?

[shonapugs]

Is it not a little worrying that this lawyer specializes in advising the police on the legality of covert operations etc, and suddenly after 26 years he's showing an interest in cozying up with JB's defence team?

By his own admission he rarely defends. Quite some coincidence that just as EP find themselves under pressure to release the undisclosed photos etc. he appears as if by magic.

You don't have to be overly paranoid to join the dots...

I'm very surprised none of the regular, more erudite, posters have questioned this? 

I'm puzzled by your post, Arkanoid, would you please clarify what you are suggesting here?

I took it to mean that McKay is a 'plant'.

Me too, Rocky, so I hope I've misunderstood Arkanoid's meaning here. It strikes me as rather odd that just as a very accomplished solicitor offers his services to Jeremy, along comes a member of the JB is guilty camp and attempts to discredit that lawyer.

Do you recall the rather desperate - and unsuccessful - attempt to discredit NGB, who is also a lawyer, after he made positive comments about the merits of Jeremy's application to the CCRC?

More to be pitied than scolded, Choch. We've got all the new Christmas toys, and they've got a couple of lego bricks and Operation without the batteries. Now watch them post about my splosh intake!!

[chochokeira]

Is it not a little worrying that this lawyer specializes in advising the police on the legality of covert operations etc, and suddenly after 26 years he's showing an interest in cozying up with JB's defence team?

By his own admission he rarely defends. Quite some coincidence that just as EP find themselves under pressure to release the undisclosed photos etc. he appears as if by magic.

You don't have to be overly paranoid to join the dots...

I'm very surprised none of the regular, more erudite, posters have questioned this? 

I'm puzzled by your post, Arkanoid, would you please clarify what you are suggesting here?

I took it to mean that McKay is a 'plant'.

Me too, Rocky, so I hope I've misunderstood Arkanoid's meaning here. It strikes me as rather odd that just as a very accomplished solicitor offers his services to Jeremy, along comes a member of the JB is guilty camp and attempts to discredit that lawyer.

Do you recall the rather desperate - and unsuccessful - attempt to discredit NGB, who is also a lawyer, after he made positive comments about the merits of Jeremy's application to the CCRC?

More to be pitied than scolded, Choch. We've got all the new Christmas toys, and they've got a couple of lego bricks and Operation without the batteries. Now watch them post about my splosh intake!!

Hi Shona, do you mean you forgot to buy batteries or that the stuff you've bought doesn't need them?

[VORTEX]

I'm a little disappointed that nobody addressed the point I raised earlier in this thread. Are you not at all suspicious of the time of this event, and the background of the man involved?

As an impartial observer I find it a bit odd...

You can find it as odd as you like but the fact is someone of Simon McKay's standing is not going to risk his reputation for anyone. He will work hard to find the truth whatever way that takes him......he's not so much defending Jeremy but defending what's right. He won't protect anyone if he finds evidence they are in the wrong. The facts will be the facts and those that have haven't lied shouldn't be worried. Currently we are only asking for appeal to be granted by the CCRC.

[jackiepreece]

Vortex such a good post.  I have been following Simon for months now and he does seem very genuine about miscarriages of justice and he is very well thought of by other people in the legal work and he also gives help to The Innocence Project.
You are so right he would not represent Jeremy if he did not believe he was innocent and ages ago he offered his help over PII issues and he wasn't even Jeremys solicitor.

I didn't realise people would try to be negative about him so soon but it's started already

[grahameb]

Vortex such a good post.  I have been following Simon for months now and he does seem very genuine about miscarriages of justice and he is very well thought of by other people in the legal work and he also gives help to The Innocence Project.
You are so right he would not represent Jeremy if he did not believe he was innocent and ages ago he offered his help over PII issues and he wasn't even Jeremys solicitor.

I didn't realise people would try to be negative about him so soon but it's started already

I agree with Keira. The suspicious thing is that as soon as he takes an interest in Jeremy he is being discredited. Just as ngb was when he took an interest. Rather those who try to discredit him are to be suspected?

[Roch]

Covert Policing & Criminal Law

As criminal law and covert policing specialists, McKay  Law provide advice, including operational advice and training to police forces, the armed forces and government departments. In addition, we are prepared to act as agents for the prosecuting authorities throughout the UK, including in relation to judicial review proceedings.

McKay Law do not routinely defend in criminal matters. However, where doing so may be in the state's interests, we will consider accepting instructions.

The above statement is on McKay Law's site.  Speaks volumes about this case?

[jackiepreece]

Thankyou Grahame and Rochford

[arkanoid]

Covert Policing & Criminal Law

As criminal law and covert policing specialists, McKay  Law provide advice, including operational advice and training to police forces, the armed forces and government departments. In addition, we are prepared to act as agents for the prosecuting authorities throughout the UK, including in relation to judicial review proceedings.

McKay Law do not routinely defend in criminal matters. However, where doing so may be in the state's interests, we will consider accepting instructions.

The above statement is on McKay Law's site.  Speaks volumes about this case?

Yes I agree it does indeed speak volumes!
What would be the best outcome "in the state's interest" do you think?
If I were one of you barrister types I think I'd rest my case 

[Roch]

Covert Policing & Criminal Law

As criminal law and covert policing specialists, McKay  Law provide advice, including operational advice and training to police forces, the armed forces and government departments. In addition, we are prepared to act as agents for the prosecuting authorities throughout the UK, including in relation to judicial review proceedings.

McKay Law do not routinely defend in criminal matters. However, where doing so may be in the state's interests, we will consider accepting instructions.

The above statement is on McKay Law's site.  Speaks volumes about this case?

Yes I agree it does indeed speak volumes!
What would be the best outcome "in the state's interest" do you think?
If I were one of you barrister types I think I'd rest my case 

A law firm is hardly going to have an oblique hint at keeping 'killers' in prison, disguised as a statement of intent relating to the greater public good.  But clever of you to turn it round in that manner.  Can you answer the question seriously though?

[grahameb]

Covert Policing & Criminal Law

As criminal law and covert policing specialists, McKay  Law provide advice, including operational advice and training to police forces, the armed forces and government departments. In addition, we are prepared to act as agents for the prosecuting authorities throughout the UK, including in relation to judicial review proceedings.

McKay Law do not routinely defend in criminal matters. However, where doing so may be in the state's interests, we will consider accepting instructions.

The above statement is on McKay Law's site.  Speaks volumes about this case?

Yes I agree it does indeed speak volumes!
What would be the best outcome "in the state's interest" do you think?
If I were one of you barrister types I think I'd rest my case 

So arkanoid. Are you saying that by Simon McKay taking on this case that he will be double crossing Jeremy? Or what are you saying?

[Roch]

Covert Policing & Criminal Law

As criminal law and covert policing specialists, McKay  Law provide advice, including operational advice and training to police forces, the armed forces and government departments. In addition, we are prepared to act as agents for the prosecuting authorities throughout the UK, including in relation to judicial review proceedings.

McKay Law do not routinely defend in criminal matters. However, where doing so may be in the state's interests, we will consider accepting instructions.

The above statement is on McKay Law's site.  Speaks volumes about this case?

Yes I agree it does indeed speak volumes!
What would be the best outcome "in the state's interest" do you think?
If I were one of you barrister types I think I'd rest my case 

So arkanoid. Are you saying that by Simon McKay taking on this case that he will be double crossing Jeremy? Or what are you saying?

He's backing up his previous suspicions about the timing and expertise of McKay.  I think it's good natured grahame.

[grahameb]

Covert Policing & Criminal Law

As criminal law and covert policing specialists, McKay  Law provide advice, including operational advice and training to police forces, the armed forces and government departments. In addition, we are prepared to act as agents for the prosecuting authorities throughout the UK, including in relation to judicial review proceedings.

McKay Law do not routinely defend in criminal matters. However, where doing so may be in the state's interests, we will consider accepting instructions.

The above statement is on McKay Law's site.  Speaks volumes about this case?

Yes I agree it does indeed speak volumes!
What would be the best outcome "in the state's interest" do you think?
If I were one of you barrister types I think I'd rest my case 

So arkanoid. Are you saying that by Simon McKay taking on this case that he will be double crossing Jeremy? Or what are you saying?

He's backing up his previous suspicions about the timing and expertise of McKay.  I think it's good natured grahame.

Yes but what suspicions? What is he suspicious of? Is he saying that Simon McKay is a fraud and is not really in favour of Jeremy? That he is a plant by the authorities? If so then anyone who takes on such a task to make sure Jeremy stays in gaol is taking a very big risk with his own reputation. Because the relationship between client and solicitor is one of trust. Just think what damage that would do to McKay's reputation with potential future clients.

[jackiepreece]

Grahame and Rochy I think we all know who akeroid is and petey and eaton whoever but maybe I will tell tell Simon I am sure he would find it hilarious and he might sneak on here under a different name like Hartley.

I wish everyone could speak to Jeremy and hear what he has to say about Ngb and Simon

They are both amazing people and I still cannot believe their kindness to Jeremy and the amount of help they are willing to give.

John can keep coming up with conspiracy theories and I will keep having a laugh at them

Unfortunately things are right out in the open now with more evidence to come.

Rocky you are such a good person the way you look for the good in people unfortunately there is no redemption for this sad person who regularly invades this forum