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Jerry Hayes and Kamikaze legal cases

Somehow the Tory ex-MP Jerry Hayes has turned up to act as the barrister for two of the Aston Labour Councillors. Today we had two more policemen giving evidence (both PS) then myself. Jerry Hayes had clearly set out to rerun the whole of the local election campaign in Birmingham in the Lyttleton Theatre of the Birmingham and Midlands Institute. He was warned not to try to go into arguing that more corruption occurred as it was more likely that the election would end up as being declared void for general corruption.

This was what the Commissioner called a Kamikaze case (which is a suicidal attack).

By the time I thought he had warmed up his case he had finished.

He also had a go at my Stolen Votes website.

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