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We publish a letter sent to Rishi Sunak, Chancellor of the Exchequer from Giovanni Di Stefano with reference to the Magna Carta 1215 chapter 1 and Magna Carta 1215 chapter 7, regarding the rights of inheritance tax by widows, and asks that he rectifies what his predecessor did on the, 1 June 2016.   Giovanni Di Stefano, A9470CW HMP Highpoint, Stradishall, Newmarket CB8 9YG 30 September 2020 Rishi Sunak Chancellor of the Exchequer 11 Downing Street London SW1A 2AB…

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One of the worst aspects of the Secret Intelligence Service was the unexplained and annoying rivalry between the various dramatic personnel. Sir John Scarlett and Richard Dearlove were, but one truly, aggravating example, because it affected all concerned and placed many at risk.

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Statement from GDS re the following: This now allows Judges to create new law without the sanction of Parliament. Boris Johnson has fought against this and now he is sanctioning it. Why then do we need a Parliament??????   The petition of Giovanni Di Stefano, Declares that the petitioner is currently imprisoned at HMP Highpoint, Stradishall, Suffolk CB8 9YG and is a national of the Republic of Italy, born on the 1 July 1955; the petitioner is serving a…

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OPC Global news and media are pleased to announce that we are working on a new six-episode series ‘The Trial of Adolf Hitler, in association with OPC Global News and Media and ‘You the Jury’ for 2021. More to follow: www.youthejury.tv (under construction) www.thetrialofadolfhitler.com (under construction)    

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2003, was in many ways the year that I took my eye off the ball. Just over 30 years in the service, and riding high on the success of two of the greatest, criminal cases in British history – John ‘Goldfinger’ Palmer and Nicholas Van Hoogstraten – those were what one would really, call ‘wow’ moments.

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PARERE PRO VERITATE COMPATIBILITY ISSUES BETWEEN MAGNA CARTA (1215) Ch.54 AND THE YOUTH JUSTICE AND CRIMINAL EVIDENCE ACT 1999 S.53 AND 54 IN CERTAIN MURDER TRIALS The accepted and settled rule of law is that a witness is competent if he is able to give evidence and compellable if he may lawfully be required to give evidence. Competent witnesses are in the normal course but not necessarily compellable. However, the Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act 1999 S.53 enacted…

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