Newcastle Quayside Law Courts

Excellent jury service court

Fantastic walk from the Newcastle business park to Quayside. Easy walk . Lovely views along the river towards Newcastle. Well worth it .

The staff are really helpful and kind. The courtroom is tall and large it can fit about 200 people and thay also have a cafe on floor 2 and the dining rooms are ginormous. I would recommend it.

Beware of this court! I went to contest a Production order application made by a corrupt police officer whom is attempting to frame myself for money laundering. I had supporting evidence that indicated that the currupt police officer was using personal motivations in an attempt to gather further evidence and charge myself. The judge dismissed all of my evidence without recognising its relevance to the case, the judge allowed the corrupt police officer to give circumstantial evidence in private whilst I was ordered to temporarily wait outside. The judge did not allow me to contest that evidence, The judge attempted to discourage myself reading out my statement of defence, the judge failed to explain the threshold of the application, the judge failed to conduct a fair hearing by not allowing myself to correcting discrepancies, the judge biasly believed I was suspected of money laundering and proceeded to comment on the process after being charged. I am disgusted in the justice system of which I was not even given the opportunity to share my evidence to defend myself and that the application was granted on the basis Inequality and poor judgement involving pure vindictive harassment and a personal vendetta by the corrupt officer. I can say with certainty that I was not involved in money laundering in the slightest. My advice is definitely get a solicitor or barrister to represent you in this place as you need a professional witness whom can counteract the judges contradictions and inequalities!

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Bunch of money making crooks

A place where justice is only an illusion Where the left hand hasn't got a clue what the right ones doing and quite frankly doesn't seem to care thus reducing the whole process into a farce that Brian Rix would be proud of! Where the CLOWNS dress up but don't wear make-up

My TV broke so I visited court for the day. As it turns out you can just do this and no one minds. In fact they are very accommodating. A man even led me to my seat. Are all major life events chaperoned by kindly old men? I’ve been chaperoned by kindly old men at several major junctures in my life. Once a kindly old man beckoned me into his bar and fed me absinthe and, for some reason, a pear. It turned out not to be his bar or even his pear so that was a valuable lesson for me about whether or not it’s a good idea to trust people just because they have fruit.Anyway, court wasn’t a major event for me but it was for the man who was getting told off. I think he had been stealing things. I have always wondered how many times you would have to steal something small, say, a Twix, before you had to go to court or even prison. Obviously if you steal a thousand in one go that’s clearly grand theft larceny but I’m wondering about just 1 at a time, loads and loads of times in a row. To the point that you build up a reputation and proprietors of off-licenses won’t let you through the door if they spot you in time. Where you go from being a nuisance to almost a local celebrity.“Did Twix guy visit you today?” “Not today, but he hit me 15 times last month.” “15! Incredible. You’d think that they’d do something about it.” “You would, wouldn’t you?” “Yeah, but it’s just Twixes.” “Yeah, always Twixes though, what’s with that?” “I don’t know, but really Twixes isn’t the point. 15 Twixes isn’t much but if he lifted it out of the till it would be a different story” “It would, yeah.” “Yeah, it would be a different story, 15 quid straight out the till.” “Guess that’s his game, isn’t it?” “Yeah, he’d get done for 15 quid out the till but no-one’s going to book him for Twixes.”But maybe they would book you for Twixes. Maybe there’s a Twix theft threshold before enough is enough. Do you get stamps like at Cafe Nero where if you’re caught nicking things ten times you get a court case? To be honest I expect you just have to pay for the Twixes and they leave it at that.This court case was about something bigger and more complicated than a Twix though so I lost focus pretty quickly.Sadly there were no refreshments.

A cultural racism under the umbrella of law. The system treat parents and children as Chatterjee vs Norway case

We had received a positive experience in our family matter, despite hard times of postponed proceedings and remote hearings suffered by the Court during this Covid pandemic...