Home > Issues > False Allegations > Application for Non-Party Disclosure

The Black Ribbon Campaign

Empowering Men:

fighting feminist lies

 

Application for Non-Party Disclosure

© Peter Zohrab 2013

Home Page Articles about Issues 1000 links
alt.mens-rights FAQ Sex, Lies & Feminism Quotations
Male-Friendly Lawyers, Psychologists & Paralegals Email us ! Site-map

 

Having been falsely charged with two minor criminal offences, I applied in July 2013 for disclosure of relevant information from entitites that were not party to the court case.  Below is a link to the full text of the Judgment (which may later be subject to judicial review).

There is a serious misstatement in the judgment.  Paragraph 20(b) of the Judgment falsely states that I had stated that the formal statements of the witnesses were at variance (i.e. with each other), whereas what I had said (para. 13(b) of my Application) was that they were at variance with the truth (i.e. with the events as I experienced them at the time of the incident).

It is noteworthy that this misstatement supports the Judge's otherwise unsupportable assertion (paragraph 27) that, in this application, I am not trying to bolster my case but just to see if my case had any substance at all.  That is untrue, because I was there when it all happened and the fact that so many people told so many lies showed me that there was a conspiracy, and my Application was just intended to find evidence of the conspiracy for courtroom purposes.

 

Judgment of Judge I G Mill

 

See also:

Scum-Police Deliberately Prosecute Innocent Man.

Defences Against Conspiracies to Commit Perjury

The Monkey Police

Tranz Metro railway Discrimination and Cultural Lesbianism

Court Female Supremacism and Rule by Television

New Zealand Police v Peter Douglas Zohrab -- District Court Judgment and High Court & Court of Appeal Appeal Judgments

 

FAQ

Webmaster

Peter Douglas Zohrab

Latest Update

22 July 2015

Top