On 12th March 2020, I was convicted at Durham Crown Court, in a physically impossible period of less than an hour to digest "evidence" that the State had granted itself three years to collect or manufacture.
If the judge had thought that I was guilty, then I would be in prison, and I would certainly not have been granted bail on the spot.
But my present point is this. In order to be guilty of the offences in question, then I would also have to be guilty of perjury.
If I had still never even been arrested for perjury, then that would amount to a certification of my innocence by the professional wing of the criminal justice system.
I have never been arrested for perjury. This post will appear every day until I have been.
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