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So id just like to know the likely outcome of my suspend/stay request and then my retrial appeal or request. The judge knows im not real world guilty only technically guilty because I stayed silent, hes not going to give me some awful punishment before retrial knowing im innocent is he, or any punishment at all?
Ive given so much detail and evidence already that its very obvious that I cant be lying, a lie just cant get that damn detailed and fit the evidence, there's just this way of communicating that u cannot do if u r making up a lie, u cant just sprawl out a ton of detail fast then match it to another email full of fast high detail and loads more emails of the same and have them all match up , and also with the evidence match up too?
Ive asked the following via email...
Id formally like to ask the court to suspend or stay the sentence, because staying silent doesn't automatically mean real world guilt.
Regarding the 2nd of July /sentencing. Which would be inappropriate.
Then id like to appeal the guilty verdict.
(ive obviously got a strong adverse inference defense, but its strong already because of the evidence such as hospital vists and cctv in the cell, me having to move cell, me telling my support worker that i needed to rush the interview out the way because I needed to go to hospital/had more pressing needs, physically shaking, police pick ups prior, 2 hospital visits prior , them deliberating if they could interview me or not , my reaction to my mums voice in recent court even Im not even fit enough to do the recent court date I needed to know what she said to counter it but i had to block it out, block my ears or she'd depress/panic me badly etc etc etc )
Below is a letter from my solicitor...
Your Case before the Magistrates’ Court – 2
nd
July 2026 at 2pm
I write to confirm that, at the Ipswich Magistrates’ Court on the 16
th
June 2026, I represented you for Trial in
relation to a charge of Common Assault, arising from an incident on the 11
th
March 2025 involving your
mother, to which you had previously entered a Not Guilty plea.
In consultation prior to the hearing, you repeatedly confirmed that you were unwilling to provide any
instructions regarding the incident with your mother on that date and that you would not give evidence
regarding this at Trial, although you wanted to raise what you described as ‘intellectual’ and ‘hypothetical’
points with the Court. You were advised that the Court would only allow testimony and submissions which
related to the subject matter of the Trial, and that if you gave evidence it would have to be in relation to the
alleged events with your mother on the 11
th
March 2025. You confirmed that you did not want to give
evidence, that you understood the potential consequence of this in terms of an adverse inference and that
you appreciated that the absence of instructions limited the scope of any potential cross examination of
your mother’s evidence to the point where a conviction was almost inevitable. You acknowledged these
issues and were advised regarding the procedure in Court.
The Trial proceeded, with your mother giving live evidence and, notwithstanding the absence of any
instructions, being cross-examined to some effect in relation to inconsistencies in her evidence. However, at
the conclusion of the Trial, and after hearing closing submissions, the Magistrates’ found that the Prosecution
had proved their case and therefore returned a Guilty verdict.
Your case was adjourned to the 2
nd
July 2026 at 2pm to enable the Probation Service to complete their
report addressing all sentencing options. You were granted bail to attend Court on this date by 1.30pm with
the following conditions:
It is very important that you return to Court as required, as any failure to do so may amount to a separate
offence, result in your further arrest and lead to the trial proceeding in your absence. For similar reasons,
you must strictly comply with the conditions attached to your bail, and notify us immediately should you
anticipate or experience any difficulties with regard to any of these requirements.
It is also very important that you engage with Probation and attend at the appointment on the 18
th
June 2026 at
10am at Peninsula House in Lower Brook Street.
I trust that this is satisfactory and will arrange representation for you at the next and any subsequent
hearing. In the meantime, I can be contacted at the details in the accompanying email should you require
any further assistance.
Yours sincer
Ive given so much detail and evidence already that its very obvious that I cant be lying, a lie just cant get that damn detailed and fit the evidence, there's just this way of communicating that u cannot do if u r making up a lie, u cant just sprawl out a ton of detail fast then match it to another email full of fast high detail and loads more emails of the same and have them all match up , and also with the evidence match up too?
Ive asked the following via email...
Id formally like to ask the court to suspend or stay the sentence, because staying silent doesn't automatically mean real world guilt.
Regarding the 2nd of July /sentencing. Which would be inappropriate.
Then id like to appeal the guilty verdict.
(ive obviously got a strong adverse inference defense, but its strong already because of the evidence such as hospital vists and cctv in the cell, me having to move cell, me telling my support worker that i needed to rush the interview out the way because I needed to go to hospital/had more pressing needs, physically shaking, police pick ups prior, 2 hospital visits prior , them deliberating if they could interview me or not , my reaction to my mums voice in recent court even Im not even fit enough to do the recent court date I needed to know what she said to counter it but i had to block it out, block my ears or she'd depress/panic me badly etc etc etc )
Below is a letter from my solicitor...
Your Case before the Magistrates’ Court – 2
nd
July 2026 at 2pm
I write to confirm that, at the Ipswich Magistrates’ Court on the 16
th
June 2026, I represented you for Trial in
relation to a charge of Common Assault, arising from an incident on the 11
th
March 2025 involving your
mother, to which you had previously entered a Not Guilty plea.
In consultation prior to the hearing, you repeatedly confirmed that you were unwilling to provide any
instructions regarding the incident with your mother on that date and that you would not give evidence
regarding this at Trial, although you wanted to raise what you described as ‘intellectual’ and ‘hypothetical’
points with the Court. You were advised that the Court would only allow testimony and submissions which
related to the subject matter of the Trial, and that if you gave evidence it would have to be in relation to the
alleged events with your mother on the 11
th
March 2025. You confirmed that you did not want to give
evidence, that you understood the potential consequence of this in terms of an adverse inference and that
you appreciated that the absence of instructions limited the scope of any potential cross examination of
your mother’s evidence to the point where a conviction was almost inevitable. You acknowledged these
issues and were advised regarding the procedure in Court.
The Trial proceeded, with your mother giving live evidence and, notwithstanding the absence of any
instructions, being cross-examined to some effect in relation to inconsistencies in her evidence. However, at
the conclusion of the Trial, and after hearing closing submissions, the Magistrates’ found that the Prosecution
had proved their case and therefore returned a Guilty verdict.
Your case was adjourned to the 2
nd
July 2026 at 2pm to enable the Probation Service to complete their
report addressing all sentencing options. You were granted bail to attend Court on this date by 1.30pm with
the following conditions:
It is very important that you return to Court as required, as any failure to do so may amount to a separate
offence, result in your further arrest and lead to the trial proceeding in your absence. For similar reasons,
you must strictly comply with the conditions attached to your bail, and notify us immediately should you
anticipate or experience any difficulties with regard to any of these requirements.
It is also very important that you engage with Probation and attend at the appointment on the 18
th
June 2026 at
10am at Peninsula House in Lower Brook Street.
I trust that this is satisfactory and will arrange representation for you at the next and any subsequent
hearing. In the meantime, I can be contacted at the details in the accompanying email should you require
any further assistance.
Yours sincer
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