IMGpapers 1976–79

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1976–79

Grunwick scandal THIS MAGISTRATE MUST BE REMOVED

Socialist Challenge No. 24, 1 December 1977 · pp. 1-2 of the scan · 218 words

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SUPPORT THE FIREFIGHTERS SMASH THE 10 p.c. NORM Dromey told us See p. 889 for detailed story.

66 Mrs Oakley is the Judge Jeffries of Wellesden She could, if given the chance, convict Dreyfus again. She the Lord Chancellor and we are calling upon our local MP's to raise the matter with him and in House of Commons. urging all hose convicted by her to SOME3 SIC IN LEEREIEB0 refuss to disgualify herself from HENLEI ai) TUILE cases, will be asking the deLenARs COPRO HODdEERT PaESan the prococdines. On 29 September a Willesden magistrate, Mrs Dorothy Oakley, told a doctor that she was not pleased by the 'very light sentences" which stipendary magistrates at anther court had been handing out to Grunwick picketers. She said: "About 40% have got off. We shall have to change all that, and they will get much stiffer The doctor concerned has given us a sworn affidavit to this effect since Mrs Oakley is trying Grunwick cases MRS OAKLEY MUST BE REMOVED NOW All those pickets convicted by the Willesden magistrates should receive a pardon and compensation.

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