bpaw wrote:Thanks Mullard.
I know it is a revisit of previous discussions and not really able to change anything but many of the High Court NPOs were for disclosure from many ISPs at the same time. With the witness statement provided to them, if even one ISP objected to the witness statement, could that have progressed to further analysis of the evidence?
I don't know what may happen with the DEA and any chance of NPOs in the future, but if the witness statement is ever used again, I hope ISPs won't be so spineless as before.
concerned100 wrote:And it's the same solicitor too.
Renegade wrote:http://www.chooseisp.co.uk/broadband-guide/news/acs-law-guide-filesharing-lies.html
Still can't keep himself out of the press, even if only review articles.. looking forward to next weeks entertainment now.
A qualified solicitor or barrister, you will have significant experience of litigation in private practice or a regulatory environment and a knowledge of the Solicitors Act 1974, the Legal Services Act 2007 and the SRA Code of Conduct 2011. Excellent drafting, analytical and communication skills are key, as is a commitment to work as part of a team and the ability to work under pressure and to deadlines.
Renegade wrote:http://www.chooseisp.co.uk/broadband-guide/news/acs-law-guide-filesharing-lies.html
Still can't keep himself out of the press, even if only review articles.. looking forward to next weeks entertainment now.
bpaw wrote:After the hearing, maybe they could consider Crossley for this available job with the SRA:
http://www.sra.org.uk/sra/jobs/disciplinary-and-litigation-adviser.pageA qualified solicitor or barrister, you will have significant experience of litigation in private practice or a regulatory environment and a knowledge of the Solicitors Act 1974, the Legal Services Act 2007 and the SRA Code of Conduct 2011. Excellent drafting, analytical and communication skills are key, as is a commitment to work as part of a team and the ability to work under pressure and to deadlines.
Maybe not.....
Mullard47 wrote:I see that the Crossley hearing is before the same three who heard the DL case. See HERE.
bpaw wrote:With GEIL, I smell something very similar to what might appear in Crossleys undies on Monday.
A snippet from GEIL abbreviated accounts filed by Mr Becker & Mr Honey 19/12/11 for FYE 31/03/11:
I assume one share for Mr Becker and one share for Mr Honey.
A snippet from an allotment of shares (SH01) filed on 10/01/2012:
Additional 98 shares totalling 100 shares at 1 GBP each.
No other real detail in the SH01 document, so no detail on shareholders. For what reason are additional shares allocated for a company who had utter failure in what seemed to be their primary purpose is a mystery to me.
Mullard47 wrote:concerned100 wrote:And it's the same solicitor too.
I imagine that having handled the DL issue, they will be well versed from the matinee performance.
It will be interesting to see exactly what they are referring to when they said "Acted without integrity in that he provided false information in statements made to the Court."
Does anyone propose going to see what happens?
concerned100 wrote:Interesting to see that the judge today deemed O'Dwyer's conduct to be a criminal offence here as well. Doesn't sound right but I'll have to have another look at some of the cases and the statute.
steveh wrote:SDT in full swing. Crossley admits charges 1 to 6, but not allegation 7 relating to the data breaches.
In defence about the data breaches he said that it was as a result of being attacked by 700 criminals and fault of his ISP that left backup on the server. Said that Terrance Tsang chose the ISP.
Adjourned to consider verdict on data breaches charge.
Next up will be Crossley giving mitigation on the charges he admits to.
Mullard47 wrote:
7) Acted without integrity in that he provided false information in statements made to the Court.[/i]
tohellwithDL wrote:What was the 55p for?
steveh wrote:Crossley suspended for 2 years from today and to pay costs of 76,326.55
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