Whose side are the police on !! this after noon I received a phone call from Detective Simcox he told me that he wanted to talk to me about the breach of suppression order. I asked him who it was regarding and he told me he could not say so as this would breach the suppression order. I replied that not being able to tell me who it is in relation to would make things very interesting .
He then said that it was with regards to a lawyer who I had mentioned in blogs and who had had his name suppressed by the law society . I said XXXXX he said yes. To which I roared with laughter and said thank you for confirming my suspicions.
He asked if he could come and speak to me about it , I said there was no point I did not believe that I had breached an order as I had never seen one and did not know what the scope of it was if there was one and I was not a party to the hearing.
I told him to send me a copy of any order and on receipt I would immediately comply with it .
I invited him to come round on the condition that he would investigate the frauds relating to Mr XXXXXX, but he said he would not be doing that .
Less than 10 minutes later I was served a summons. Two cops came to my door to deliver it . I told them that the summons did not fairly inform me of a charge it simply said that on 18 April, 9 May and 17 May I breached a suppression order under the lawyers and conveyances act
the posts which they are referring to are
Was XXXXXX censured ? is this why this animal welfare lawyer has gone? I have since taken this down and amended the following
Why I am a danger to society….. I must not lift rugs
Time to support Whistle-blowers …. why we need an independent commission against corruption
This obviously means that the police have read these posts and are choosing to defend a fraudster and crucify a whistle blower. this is despite the fact that I have had complaints in with the SFO and police for years see letter from Bill Searle AWINZ corruption letter sfo & sfo letter and sfo email
Auckland University Law Professor Bill Hodge said it was ”ironic” that someone from the legal profession should be keeping their name secret when openness was one of the key attributes of a democratic legal system.
”Justice is a public virtue. It should not be like a priesthood with secret rites behind closed doors and in secret chambers.”
Hodge said if lawyers faced allegations relating to conduct then they deserved to be known by the public.
”People should be able to take those into account when choosing a lawyer. Clients should be able to make an informed decision.”
He said lawyers, like any other profession, should be subject to open court action.
Hodge said he disagreed with the argument that a lawyer’s reputation would be tarnished even if he or she was cleared.
”They can tell the truth about that too. People will judge them with the view that they were wrongly charged.”
The Government has recently moved to tighten up name suppressions which it said were being granted ”too readily and inconsistently”.
The Criminal Procedure Bill was passed in October and comes into effect in March.
It clarifies that ”wealth, reputation or public awareness” should not be taken into account when judges grant name suppression see more
Ironically the comment made by a police woman on a police file about me in 2012 was so confidential that I was not allowed to see it yet it ended up having an impact on my career in 2017 and splashed all over the papers.
this is just so in line with my last post re whistle blowers
What makes it even more interesting is that there is no such offence as breaching a suppression order , pity they had to be in such a rush and were not able to check the law before they dashed off to serve me .
the summons was under section 28 criminal Procedure act
28 Summons in relation to charge may be served
(1)A constable or any other person may issue and serve a summons on a person if that constable or other person—
(a)has good cause to suspect that the person has committed an offence
Now Good cause to suspect can only come after identifying the act and section
It would appear that in his haste detective Simcox did not identify any offence or even investigate that there was one. will be interesting to see what he comes up with .. will keep you posted.
Have just spoke to detective Simcox who informs me that I have breached section 241 c of the lawyers and conveyancers act and section 263 1 & 2 .
Obviously this is being driven by some one who want to see my Private investigator licence revoked section 241 doe snot even apply to any one other then lawyers and relates to appearing before the disciplinary tribunal
section 263 relates to the breach of an order to that end I have invited him to send me a copy of the order and on receipt of it and noting its validity I will remove all content which is in breach of the order . he told me that he knew it existed , I told him that after 15 years in the police Iknew that cops can tell lies and that I want a copy of the order so that I could see for myself. I cannot comply with an order if I don’t know it exists or what the order is.
he said he would check with the legal team , I told him if I don’t know what the order is then I do have a lawful excuse.
Strangely enough wouldn’t it have been good police work if Simcox or some one had said here is an order it appears your in breach of it . rather than we are going to prosecute you were not giving you any info…
I have now spoken to his boss senior sergeant Darren Pritchard. I explained the background with he who must not be named and asked for a copy of the suppression order, he said that he did not have a copy of it but I would get one as soon as they had it. I told him that I was prepared to take the name down but I should not be charged as I have not got a copy of the suppression order and don’t know the terms . he said I would get things under discovery.
I am totally astounded that the police act so quickly for me naming now a confirmed corrupt lawyer . The complaint was made by the ministry of justice who on their web site say this about corruption https://www.justice.govt.nz/justice-sector-policy/key-initiatives/bribery-corruption/
and https://www.justice.govt.nz/justice-sector-policy/key-initiatives/bribery-corruption/how-to-report/
I think I have just proved how dangerous New Zealand is with regards to exposing corruption.
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