Mr. Alex Tennant
Northern Ireland Children’s Commissioner’s Office
Equality House
7-9 Shaftesbury Square
Belfast, BT2 7DP

Date: 2024-10-11

Subject: Default Notice and Notice of Serious Misconduct

Dear Mr. Alex Tennant,

I believe I have addressed all the information you require in my previous correspondences. Your responses suggest a noncommittal stance towards changing the legal landscape in Northern Ireland, which raises concerns about your support for existing issues within the system. If I am mistaken in this assessment, I kindly request a detailed response within seven working days, fully explaining your actions and the perceived apathy thus far.

You have mooted the need for further information; however, I believe you already possess the necessary answers. I have submitted a formal complaint via email, yet you have not provided a reference for this complaint.

To assist you in addressing my concerns, please find the requested details below:

• Name of the officer complained about, if applicable:
  Joanne McGurk
  Scott Robinson
  Graham Lorimer
  Alex Tennant
• Details of the complaint:
  • The full content of my complaint can be found at this link.
  • Missing Person Alert: Emily Newbold-Smith, last seen in Newry, Northern Ireland.
  • Communication Failures: Lack of progress in establishing contact with her family.
  • Concerns Raised: Observations of institutional fraud and toxic judicial procedures affecting vulnerable children.
  • Role of Department of Education: Critical in supporting NICCY’s mandate to protect children’s rights.
• What would you like us to do to make things right?
  • I request a meeting with your principal, Chris  and my daughter, Emily, via an online net-meeting. to work towards her returning home from the illegal stench in Northern Ireland.
• List of enclosures/attachments:
  • [As attached to this email and previously in two large files to MGurk]
  • FILE Northern Ireland’s Thin Blue Line Behind the Badge.docx
    FILE 2024-09-23 – Police Ombudsman Complaints Form Submission.pdf
    FILE 2024-09-23  Police Ombudsman Complaints Form.pdf
    FILE A Call for Accountability.docx
    FILE A Call for Help Is Anyone Home in the Education Department.docx
    FILE A Complex Family History and Institutional Failings ISBN 978-1-66641-116-4.docx
    FILE Criminal Conduct in Healthcare Exposing Institutional Fraud at the Trust.docx
    FILE Detective Work in Education Time to Solve the Mystery!.docx
    FILE DirPrnInfo.txt
    FILE Guidance from the PM.docx
    FILE Northern Ireland’s Thin Blue Line Behind the Badge.docx
    FILE Police Ombudsman Complaints Form complete with refernece number.pdf
    FILE Seeking Justice.docx
    FILE Southern Regional College – A Dollhouse of Learning or an End-of-Life Experience.docx
    FILE The Art of Synchronised Ministerial Muddling.docx
    FILE The East Sussex Debarcle.docx
    FILE The Role of Advocacy in Children’s Lives.docx

Notice of Serious Misconduct:
I am concerned about the potential collusion involving a legal professional who has been concealing meeting and attendance notes, as well as other pertinent evidence related to this case. This conduct is reminiscent of Turner, R v | [2000] EWCA Crim 27, which addresses the destruction of evidence—a serious offense that could amount to fraud.

In light of these circumstances, I request the following:

• A complete Family Man record related to my daughter’s case.
• A copy of any C110A form that has been filed.
• Documentation evidencing any court fees associated with the criminal proceedings against me or my daughter.
• A complete set of attendance notes with respect to my daughter since she has been in Northern Ireland.

Additionally, I wish to highlight that there have been breaches of the Care Act in this matter, which further necessitates your immediate attention.

Issues

• Whether the verdicts of any jury were out of jurisdiction.
• Whether the destruction of complaint papers under Children’s Director 2010-2024 prejudices the defense for prosecution and safeguarding of children and causes evidential holes in the case.
• Whether the incorrect use of powers granted under position could be considered Section 3 offenses under the Fraud Act.
• Whether the breaches of Care Acts constitute actions of Section 3 of the Fraud Act and lead to a loss of jurisdiction.
• Failure to supply the C110A form, court fees, or Family Man records as requested from you and the Disclosure team known as data.access@justice.gov.uk could be equivalent to malfeasance.
• Failure to provide meeting or attendance notes regarding my daughter Emily, who is still a minor of seventeen years of age.
• Breaches of The Children Act 1989, Section 22C(9)(b), which clearly stipulates that children in care must be placed within 50 miles of their home.
• Breaches of The Children (Northern Ireland) Order 1995, Article 27, which emphasizes the importance of keeping children within close proximity to their home when in care.
• Failure to apply Section 46 and admit consequences.
• Failure to apply McMeel v Gissing-McMeel | [2022] EWHC 1448 (Fam), which underscores the implications of judicial conduct based on fraudulent actions. This case highlights how the misuse of fraudulent affidavits can lead to significant legal ramifications for the judicial system and those involved in enforcement actions. For more insights, please refer to my article on this case: Fraud Allegations Against HHJ Watkins: Key Insights.
• Failure to apply Turner, R v | [2000] EWCA Crim 27.

I kindly request a meeting with my daughter to facilitate her engagement in the conduct necessary for her return home. I believe that reaffirming a commitment to her welfare is paramount in these proceedings.

I look forward to your prompt and comprehensive response.

Sincerely,

Mr. Martin Newbold

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Everyone is asking on twitter: “Can I sue a Judge?”

Yes, you can in very slim circumstances If a judge creates a court order based on that fraudulent affidavit, the judge has also committed a felony. Anyone attempting to enforce an illegal court order is, in effect, committing an act of violence against you.

What is an affidavit: a written statement confirmed by oath or affirmation, for use as evidence in court.

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