Wednesday, 26 March 2014

A Picture Speaks A Thousand Words.

A Picture Speaks A Thousand Words.


Now keep on fighting.


Northampton Borough Council: Stitch Up / Part 1 of 2 Michael Doherty gets guil...: Stitch Up / Part 1 of 2  Michael Doherty gets guilty verdict at Stevenag... The moment a police officer stopped me from the exercise of my r...


Make You No Forget Ft. Seun Kuti
Political Activist at TOWARDCHANGE ACTIVIST 4 CHILDREN AND FAMILIES
Never walk away from what you’re most passionate about in life because nothing is ever a lost cause when you believe in it. 

Sunday, 23 March 2014

Taken Down To The Cells, For Not Entering A Plea

Taken Down To The Cells, For Not Entering A Plea





After being taken down to the cells, for not entering a plea, the actions of the 
Magistrates' threw me, somewhat.My eyes opened to the fact that I am walking in devil's paradise, with the wolves. They are all the same.
Now the contention has melted away, I realise that all I am doing is presenting and I am loving it.

There is no law on any sets of books anywhere that requires anyone to enter a plea.


Closing the above example have revealed to me .... no matter what is done to me, I am who I am, and I am good at what I do. For a very short spell I had a cloud over me, now the sun within has lifted and is also above me. I will continue on my path.
In short any person in my life who met or knew my child and did nothing to help us, is my past. I want nothing to do with them, ever. Best way to continue my journey.
Wishing you all happiness .

Thursday, 13 March 2014

Stories Of Abuse By The Police Are Emerging


Stories Of Abuse By The Police Are Emerging


" It seems to me, that the rate at which these stories of abuse by the police are emerging... are set to exceed the number of police men available to investigate them. Obviously the only sensible answer is to have any officer accused of abuse or malpractice... investigate fully and report on himself... problem solved" ~ Chris Taverner



In my case this truly did happen in reference to Mr. Michael Alderman of Northamptonshire Police Force, Professional Standards Department. I bet there are thousands of other cases like my own.

To remain neutral in situations of injustice is to be complicit in that injustice ~Desmond Tutu~

Monday, 10 March 2014

Team Leader - Sergeant Martin O'Connell, Northampton, Northamptonshire, UK

Team Leader - Sergeant Martin O'Connell, Northampton, Northamptonshire, UK

Of course we are not stating it is only the met police who have an integrity problem. (R.I.P. Stephen Lawrence)
Some worse than others.

Team Leader - Sergeant Martin O'Connell is part of the local policing team for Northampton North East. 

Monday, 3 February 2014

Some Lawyers, Barristers and Consultant Psychiatrists



Some Lawyers, Barristers and Consultant Psychiatrists



Northampton Borough Council: Dr Bala Mahendra (Barrister and Consultant Psychia...: Dr Bala Mahendra (Barrister and Consultant Psychiatrist)  The paper set out proposals for reforming the Family Graduated Fee Scheme unde...


Are you aware many parents who have been diagnosed with a personality disorder have been done so, by a corrupt court process, that is at loss as what to do. Does a personality disorder justify taking children from parents, who should not have had their children taken from them in the first place?

Just to cover up the mistakes of local authorities. Normally classified by an Independent Expert who is paid loads to give the local authority what they want.
Psychiatric units are there for a reason.... if you have been accessed by National Health Service by top Psychiatrics in their field, and you leave the hospital without a disorder. Do not be forced to go down this route of another independent assessment, this is known as blackmail by the local authority and if you have an excellent solicitor or barrister, they will put a stop to this form of blackmail.

 Dr. Bala Mahendra was the expert in the original family matter. When the criminal court found out that I had been sectioned and found not to be mentally ill or suffer from any kind of disorder, the question was how did it come about that Dr. Bala Mahendra was instructed to give me a psychiatric assessment through the family court and my new criminal lawyer was not only hiding the fact that the police did section me, but had now brought into court a new psychiatrist to assess me also based on the findings of Dr. Bala Mahendra. The lawyer's name is Russell Eaton. 

The bench did excuse the lawyer from the case, who then did storm out of the courtroom. Then the bench did request for the new psychiatrist to rise and excused him too. Then I am told to rise and instructed to take over my own case. 

The clerk addresses the bench and informs them that Dr. Bala Mahendra is used by Northamptonshire Local Authority in all it's care proceedings. This all happened around April 2009.

The bench did excuse the lawyer from the case, who then did storm out of the courtroom. Then the bench did request for the new psychiatrist to rise and excused him too. Then I am told to rise and instructed to take over my own case. 
The clerk addresses the bench and informs them that Dr. Bala Mahendra is used by Northamptonshire Local Authority in all it's care proceedings. This all happened around April 2009.


Eaton, Russell Peter - 123388

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Decision - control of practice

Outcome: Condition
Outcome date: 23 February 2011
Published date: 8 April 2011

Firm details

Firm or organisation at date of publication and at time of matters giving rise to outcome

Name: Lawrences Solicitors
Address(es): 
32 A Sheep Street, Wellingborough, Northamptonshire NN8 1BS
Firm ID: 221743

Outcome details

This outcome was reached by SRA decision.

Decision details

 Decided to grant a practising certificate for the practice year 2010/2011 subject to the following condition(s)
  • 1. He is not to be the person ‘qualified to supervise’ within any firm.
  • 2. He does not have any responsibility for or be involved in the training, supervision or support of any trainee solicitor.
  • 3. He undertakes a course accredited by the Solicitors Regulation Authority on the topic of client care within 6 months of the date of notification of this decision and provides confirmation of the completion of the course (in the form of a certificate or letter of attendance from the course provider) at such course within 7 months of notification of this decision.

Reasons/basis

 The Authorised Officer considers the above conditions to be necessary and appropriate in the interests of the public. In making the above recommendation the Authorised Officer has had regard to Regulation 6.1 (c) and (e) of the SRA Practising Regulations 2009.



Solicitor three times over limit when he crashed car.

A solicitor was more than three times over the drink-drive limit when he crashed into another car in a Northampton supermarket car park before driving away.
Defence lawyer Russell Eaton, aged 51, was arrested at his home in Rectory Farm, Northampton, after he was reported to police for leaving the scene of the crash without giving his details.
He is now facing a lengthy road ban and community punishment having been convicted of drink-driving for the second time in 11 years.
Kettering Magistrates Court heard Eaton was involved in a collision in the car park of Morrisons supermarket in Victoria Promenade at about 7pm on Saturday, December 22.
When Eaton failed to stop, the driver of the other car followed him along Bedford Road, eventually convincing him to pull over by flashing her lights. …
Source: highbeam.com
January 10, 2008 


Solicitor fined £7K for breaching professional code

A solicitor who failed to tell clients they were entitled to legal aid whilst pocketing their money, has been fined £7,000 and ordered to pay £3,161 costs.
Russell Eaton, aged 53, was working for Davis and Co, of Leicester, when he charged privately for work which could have been publicly funded.

Sunday, 2 February 2014

Dr Bala Mahendra (Barrister and Consultant Psychiatrist)

Dr Bala Mahendra (Barrister and Consultant Psychiatrist) 


The paper set out proposals for reforming the Family Graduated Fee Scheme under which barristers are paid for legal aid advocacy work in family cases. The Council said it endorsed the policy of equal remuneration in respect of equal work for those providing advocacy services and supported the adoption of an integrated approach. However, it was their strong view that adequate remuneration is essential to the effective and efficient operation of the family justice system. (February 2009)