My ISP is NTL. Is there anyway I can post to u.l.m with confidence that the post (if acceptable to moderators) will appear? I am beginning to think that it is a waste of time having the moderated group if a vast number of people are disenfranchised!! Is anything being done about this problem?

I have recently been taken to the small claims court in the UK by my ex landlord for purported ex-damage done to a property I tenanted. The claim was completely fabricated and falsified evidence, including falsified invoices for work carried out to the property, were used to instigate the case. I eventually managed to prove that the evidence was false. Do I now have any grounds for a claim...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/tayside_and_central/6756341.stm Just because she's been here illegally for seventy-eight years, she thinks she ought to be allowed to stay in the UK. It's not even as if she'd ever claimed political asylum, when she might have some sort of case. And even if she had, we know that America does not torture people. So will she be deported?

JNugent wrote: It only assumes (as it must) that the offender knew right from wrong and knew that the crime was wrong. AIUI, someone who really doesn't know right from wrong is treated differently by the legal system. is that really true? i thought the law considers that ignorance of the law is not a defense?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/southern_counties/6744817.stm The retrial of Graham Coutts seems to have started to follow the pattern of the previous trial, with some statements made by the prosecuting counsel that may not be wholly accurate and others that are wholly irrelevant: He told the court Mr Coutts had been looking at "horrific" images on pornography websites the day before Miss...

On Wed, 20 Jun 2007 22:11:50 -0700, Logician wrote: Politicians are keen to convict and unkeen to compensate. That is an injustice. Not just politicians, but also the police, the judiciary, everyone connected, even loosely (the police) to the Establishment. Everyone wants a result, preferable a long prison term, and doesn't really care whether the accused is really...

slow news day, so I'm pondering various things ... Assuming the government gets it's 90 days detention-without-trial powers, what rules surround the arrest of somenody under the legislation ? Are they allowed to inform someone of their arrest ? Or would the police be allowed to conceal such news ? If the police were allowed to conceal the news, how would they deal with a wife reporting her...

Why? Why give him an honour now, and provoke the loony wing of the Muslims into more acts of terrorism in our streets? Has Rushdie actually written anything worthwhile in the last 10 years or done anything very much other than appear at parties with young women on his arm? If he deserved an honour why didn't he get it years ago? Damn, now we have to keep a special lookout for suspicious...

As speed cameras are only used in accident blackspots, is the use of radar\laser detectors to give you advance warning of these blackspots legal in the UK? I know you can get GPS based versions of these but the GPS databases are not always up to date. I have read conflicting information. Some sites say they are legal because of the outcome of a 1998 court ruling, some sites mention a specific...

From his scrawl in last nights (20/5/07) Suffolk Evening Star shows that Turtil knows **** about the running of Felixstowe port. http://www.putfile.com/pic.php?img=5752500

Hi I'm hoping this is an easy one to answer and so any replies will be greatly received. Basically, we've booked a holiday through a travel agent and the amount we would be charged was verbally agreed over the phone. On that basis we paid 10% deposit of the overall amount by credit card. A few days later we got a printed receipt for the deposit as well as confirmation of the amount that was...

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How did the Suffolk magistrates case go today Peter?

In article , (Conor) wrote: Firstly, it has to be AN ENCLOSED SPACE. I can't recall any steam loco cabs being fully enclosed. No, it has to be "substantially enclosed" - which a cab is.

wrote in message ... The Merseyside Smoking Inspectorate is threatening legal action against a taxi hire company. Upon visiting the company's premises, composed of office and garage combined, for an advisory inspection, 'Tomorrow Belongs To Me' was heard to be playing on the company's Tannoy system.

was the masons involved in a cover up It is now known that the Masonic Mafia operating within the North East County Court circuit have issued a warrant for my arrest for failing to appear for a public examination of my alleged bankruptcy. An alleged bankrupty of which they themselves engineered by fraud and acts taken to pervert the course of justice. Some of the evidence which proves this was...

"onlyme" wrote in message ... "Jeff Lawrence" wrote in message ... On 20 Jun, 16:16, Ed wrote: On Jun 20, 3:10 pm, Mike_B wrote: In message...

Anyone offer any pointers for this one? I recently signed up with Talktalk for broadband and to put it simply they totally cocked it right up destroying my BT line and existing broadband in the process. They couldn't put things right and it was left to BT to sort Talktalks mess out leaving me without a landline or any broadband for 2 weeks.

On Wed, 20 Jun 2007 23:26:06 +0100, IanAl wrote: On Wed, 20 Jun 2007 22:58:55 +0100, Maria wrote: On Wed, 20 Jun 2007 20:55:19 +0100, IanAl wrote: Like the idea that men should put the bog seat down after ****ing put forward by some idiot wimmin.

On Wed, 20 Jun 2007 22:58:55 +0100, Maria wrote: On Wed, 20 Jun 2007 20:55:19 +0100, IanAl wrote: On Wed, 20 Jun 2007 06:25:13 -0700, "Mark, Devon" wrote: On Jun 20, 2:11 pm, Maria wrote: