a terrorist gang. are you aware of any activity by your brother which could be considered illegal in any shape orform, and why do could be considered illegal in any shape or form, and why do you think he was picked up off the street? from day one i have been saying my brother is innocent. if the indian government had the alleged evidence they had against him on the allegations then he would have been charged, tried and convicted, which results in the death penalty. they have failed to do so. it has taken them almost five years to bring charges. technically he will not be charged until the 7th of september when thejudge charged until the 7th of september when the judge told him what faces charges are levelled against him. as it stands today he has technically not been charged on those allegations. without any formal charges he is still in detention. in respect of what you have said about conspiracy to
can decide the case on summary judgment, meaning he orshe can decide the case on summary judgment, meaning he or she can apply the law to the facts that are not in dispute, in this case, i think they re going to beat facts in dispute. it is hard to imagine that there are no material facts dispute. it is hard to imagine that there are no materialfacts in dispute. but that is a stage in the case that the rules allow for, and that after the summaryjudgment that after the summary judgment phase, that after the summaryjudgment phase, then you move into a trial phase. in this case, thejudge has indicated he would set the entire schedule, looking forward to a trial in the last quarter of 2022, sometime tween september and december of 2022. find sometime tween september and december of 2022. sometime tween september and december of 2022. and should the prince and his december of 2022. and should the prince and his lawyers december of 2022. and should the prince and his lawyers either - d
30 years, in this country, that a police officer has been convicted for manslaughter l in the course of their duties. the death of any person at the hands of the police is a tragedy, but for the black community, recent events in the us- and today s decision is something which i hope police forces - nationally will reflect on. paula quinn lived in meadow close. she s still distressed when she remembers seeing pc monk s actions. he stumbled, and then ijust heard a taser go off because it is quite a taser go off because it s quite a distinctive type of sound. and then mr atkinson just hit the road. and then, mr atkinson just hit the road. monk s colleague, 31 year old old pc ellen bettley smith, also from west mercia police, left court this evening. the jury will continue its deliberations into a charge of assault against her tomorrow. pc monk, what do you say - to the family of dalian atkinson? benjamin monk has been remanded on bail until monday. thejudge has told him that a custodial