From: Mike Taylor, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>In which case Steve I am somewhat surprised your lawyer did not
>appeal against clearly displayed prejudice. All magistrates
>(can't comment for Judges) are told not to display any emotions
>or reactions in case it is misinterpreted as prejudicial and
>result in an appeal - seems you need a better lawyer!!
>
>Chris
You acknowledge that Steve suffered from "clearly displayed prejudice",
quote the rulebook which says it should not happen and then conclude
that the quality of Steve's legal representation was at fault.
Is this the logic we should expect from magistrates?
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