Dear Martin Smith,
Given that it is a witness statement shouldn't that be taken down by a solicitor of my choice?
I am familiar with witness statements as in my 'absolute liability case
lasting 6 years Judge HHJ Cowell told off the opposition counsel in my
10 days trail against my landlord CHA.
He said Counsel often don't carry out these exercises within the realms
of the Civil Procedural Rules. He said he doesn't want a list of
opinions made over and over again to suit a direction he simply wants
the facts in response to the particulars.
So although I heard lies about me which were given to you by the police
shouldn't you be asking me to address a criteria or particulars so that I
can give you facts under oath.
Only legal people know these things but since I represented myself for 6
years due to the legal aid cuts, then I had to learn a lot then.
I have no intention in getting caught up in legal toing and frowing in
such an inquiry as to give me nothing but unpaid and hard work. As such
what is the position on leagl help and possible witness protection given
the nature of the inquiry as yu would be
naive to think that I or my family and friends may not get hurt on the
quiet and at a later date as has happened to me and others when we dealt
with this case before in the 80's and 90's.
Regards
Mary Moss
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