Fake Law: The Truth About Justice in an Age of Lies

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He said he had been woken by noises and come downstairs with his 12-bore pump action Winchester shotgun.

The key message here is: Fake law tells us that homeowners defending themselves are treated like criminals.g.) such as those who wanted to kill the two 10 year old boys when they were found guilty of killing 2 year old James Berger in 1993. Martin was described in the popular press as a hero and a tragic example of how the law turns innocent homeowners into criminals.

In Fake Law, the Secret Barrister debunks the lies and builds a defence against the abuse of our law, our rights and our democracy that is as entertaining as it is vital. It's such a beautifully written book that gently unravels each story and the purpose behind the law and how it should be applied. We lie back and allow ourselves to be enveloped in misinformed resentment towards our suffering neighbours receiving restitution, viewing it as a sore on, rather than a credit to, a civilised society. You may think, as we are encouraged to do, that, if you are a law-abiding citizen, being kind to your fellow man and minding your own business, the law has little to offer you. This book has been lovingly crafted and is clearly no intended money-spinner; it is a labour of love, written with conviction.It won the Books Are My Bag Non-Fiction Award 2018, and was shortlisted for Waterstones Book of the Year and the Specsavers Non-Fiction Book of the Year 2018. This work has primarily failed in its objective of trying to show that fake news and fake law are interlocked.

Do not speak out against whoever is running it and what that faction says people must believe and must not say. It is beautifully written, wonderfully easy to get through and written so vividly that you often feel like you’re in those courtrooms or actually chatting with the author over a cup of tea in their kitchen.I found the chapters on self-defence and Human Rights law great, but the others were distinctly lacking. And now, some of them are coming forward and telling their stories and some of those are hopeful that since they didn't become rich and famous either because he reneged on the deal or they are talentless and not filmogenic or because it never happened, they never even met the man but who will know that if it isn't brought up in court? If these reports are to be believed, then the law, it seems, is always on the side of the criminal, with ordinary British people suffering as a result. I found the range of examples fascinating to read about, some of which I was familiar with, some not. if it is not applied correctly, then it is the judicial system that has been corrupted to meet a specific purpose.