Tuesday 30 August 2011

Attila Ahmed

A judicial plea to the courts of law, and in addressing the reviewing judge, to reserve and left the decision, to impose a ban and restriction of entry to musjids' and congregations of gatherings' for the named and previously convicted, for crimes that were thereafter dismissed, under extensive reviews' and the placing of very strong and solid defence forward, via the solicitor representations'.

It is with pressing concerns', that these high restrictions of musjid bans', are still in effect,t after the allegations', and or criminal proceedings were thereafter to be found', under appeal of circumstance, insufficient and subsequently; ey, all charges dropped, with this and other additional cases' to be reviewed for the possibility of liable to be taken of action against the courts of law.

My client has agreed that and has chosen to refrain from taking and or participating in a liable case, providing that his rights of freedoms be returned to him.

In that, with all due respect, to the judge, it appears that the law has failed to release his civil liberties', under his rights of the freedom act, and that his civil liberties should have been returned to him once the allegations were dropped and or found to be insufficient for the alleged conviction.

We look forward to hearing from you soon, with notification of the return of the allowance, and the return of my clients civil liberties to attend the musjid and congregations' of religious adherence.

Regards

Legal defence unit.



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