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Old 15-12-2015, 07:42 AM #14
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Perhaps it is unwise to send a letter to court on behalf of someone up on criminal charges, unless you actually know them rather well I can't see how you can possibly vouch for them
If a constituent member contacts their local MP directly, depending on parliamentary protocol, that MP will often involve themselves with that constituents problems. One thing an MP can't do is interfere with the decisions of the court, unless there had been some sort of mal administration during the proceedings. In this particular case, its likely that some administrative incompetence had been pointed out to the courts by Corbyn.

Its classified information with its own media spin added and because that media spin involves Corbyn, a very large mountain has been made out of a regularly occurring molehill.
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