Fake Law: The Truth About Justice in an Age of Lies

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SB - via the voice of Jack Hawkins - will grab you by the hand and drag you onto the rollercoaster that is our justice system. Or, for some of them, parroting because although they don't believe in it themselves, they don't want to face the social consequences from their group or and educational establishment or work, if they speak out or even remain silent themselves.

The Secret Barrister highlights, both articulately and persuasively, the true limitations of the UK legal system alongside the meddling of the media and government to make matters worse ok certain occasions. The main premise of this book was to dispell myths about law often shared in the news, media, social media and my members of government themselves. To read the printed and online press is to be reminded daily that the general public do not understand how this country works especially when it comes to the legal system.It is no longer trial by jury, it is trial by those so woke, no platform, no debate, and now no defence should be given to those they consider guilty of any crime, disrespect or just plain not agreeing with whatever trope they are espousing. The Secret Barrister has written for the The Times, The Guardian, New Statesman, iNews, Esquire, Counsel Magazine and Solicitors Journal, and has appeared in The Sun, The Mirror and Huffington Post. In Fake Law , the Secret Barrister debunks the lies and builds an hilarious, alarming and eye-opening defence against the abuse of our law, our rights and our democracy. The language is quite technical from the outset and about halfway through the book, my eyes simply refused to read any more. Felt like I was being pulled back into my law school days but with cases that have happened in the last 5 years (quite frankly alarming that so many major ones were in my hometown?

The day a judge makes a binding decision affecting the rights and liberties of one of us, not on the legal and factual merits, but with a nervous glance to the press and public galleries or with a beady eye on political favor or punishment is the day that the decay in our democracy turns terminal.So, when people refer to the law as ‘not fit for purpose’ or more curtly that the ‘law is an ass’, they are often referring to a law to have perfidious intensions. Rather than reminding these bright young minds of the essential function of criminal defence, Harvard administrators promised a ‘climate review’ to investigate Professor Sullivan’s conduct.

Whilst one can appreciate how the law is manipulated to make it work for the defendant, and lawyers have been doing this since time began, so this is not a new phenomenon. His third book is ‘Try not to Laugh’ and is a guide to memorising, revising and passing exams for students.The name of that someone was Sir Fred Goodwin, and in the months following the 2008 financial crash, he became public enemy number one. One of the good guys: gathering the evidence and exposing the lies we're told in the service of tyranny. Under English self-defense laws, even killing can be legally permissible as long your actions fulfill two vital criteria. The government have passed a statute which breaches international law, whilst telling us they haven’t.

The further conceptual understanding of law introduces us to a shadowy and sinister type of existence. Since early medieval times, English law has provided for a system to compensation for citizens injured by the unlawful actions of others. This disturbing new phenomenon, akin to fake news, involves the media and politicians seeking to distort the truth about our legal system and how it impacts our freedoms. The young are always drawn to Marxism, as they should be - it is a wonderful theory, really idealistic.Thus, separating the difference between what is objective law, and what consequently becomes ‘less objective’ in law.