As usual he cuts to the quick to make complicated legal matters clear to (nearly) everyone.
"Assistant Solicitor of the Year" at this year's Lawyer Awards (June 2010) and The Times "Lawyer of the week" Robert Dougans is also doing his very best to sort out this utter mess.
See what happens tomorrow I suppose.
This is purely coincidental and nothing to do whatsoever of course with the present case - but can anyone advise me what would happen to a claimant, who let us say, happened to blatantly lie repeatedly about a significant issue to a High Court Judge in a pre trail hearing?
I assume something pretty 'orrible?
Hat tip thingy for the above Jack of Kent caption to Science, Reason and Critical thinking
UPDATE:
The classic Battle of Cressy Poem:
"...Ha! cried the Prince, is it thou my gallant Jack of Kent,
Now charge with me my brave lad for thou has been sent
By God, to aid me in the midst of the fight,
So forward, and wield your cudgel with all your might...."
