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Looking for someone to genuinley educate me on this point and not an argument if possible.
By no means am I an avid Yaxley Lennon supporter either.
1) But what is the sense in him being charged with not providing the police with the PIN for his phone? Is that really what he's being charged for here, in line with the Domestic Terrorism act, or is there more to it than meets the eye and it's a usual grift?
2) I believe he had sensitive journalistic information on his phone hence the apparent reason for him not to unlock it or provide the passcode. Is this protected information under UK law or do the police basically have a right to see anything that is on your phone due to terrorism laws? Personally, if the latter is the case, that does not sit right with me.
3) What is the usual penalty for an offence like this? Can't really find much on the web of people not unlocking their phones and the punishment for it, especially not anyone as high profle as TR.
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Stephen Yaxley Lemon charged under terrorism act. on 19:46 - Oct 25 with 1606 views
Stephen Yaxley Lemon charged under terrorism act. on 19:21 - Oct 25 by TresBonne
Looking for someone to genuinley educate me on this point and not an argument if possible.
By no means am I an avid Yaxley Lennon supporter either.
1) But what is the sense in him being charged with not providing the police with the PIN for his phone? Is that really what he's being charged for here, in line with the Domestic Terrorism act, or is there more to it than meets the eye and it's a usual grift?
2) I believe he had sensitive journalistic information on his phone hence the apparent reason for him not to unlock it or provide the passcode. Is this protected information under UK law or do the police basically have a right to see anything that is on your phone due to terrorism laws? Personally, if the latter is the case, that does not sit right with me.
3) What is the usual penalty for an offence like this? Can't really find much on the web of people not unlocking their phones and the punishment for it, especially not anyone as high profle as TR.
He’s not a journalist, just a racist grifter with lots of simpleton racists following him.
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Stephen Yaxley Lemon charged under terrorism act. on 19:54 - Oct 25 with 1591 views
Stephen Yaxley Lemon charged under terrorism act. on 19:54 - Oct 25 by TresBonne
That isn't helpful in the slightest. Regardless of what you think Robinson is or isn't, I'm asking legal question(s).
By definition, anyone can be a journalist. Freelance/independent journalism is the new wave it seems in the world.
I also didn't even call him a journalist. I said he had journalistic information on his phone.
[Post edited 25 Oct 2024 19:55]
He’s not a journalist. He’s a (mostly) an activist and social media influencer. Just because he claims he’s a journalist doesn’t mean he is, as he doesn’t conform to the codes of ethics required of journalists. So maybe not helpful, but accurate.
Stephen Yaxley Lemon charged under terrorism act. on 19:21 - Oct 25 by TresBonne
Looking for someone to genuinley educate me on this point and not an argument if possible.
By no means am I an avid Yaxley Lennon supporter either.
1) But what is the sense in him being charged with not providing the police with the PIN for his phone? Is that really what he's being charged for here, in line with the Domestic Terrorism act, or is there more to it than meets the eye and it's a usual grift?
2) I believe he had sensitive journalistic information on his phone hence the apparent reason for him not to unlock it or provide the passcode. Is this protected information under UK law or do the police basically have a right to see anything that is on your phone due to terrorism laws? Personally, if the latter is the case, that does not sit right with me.
3) What is the usual penalty for an offence like this? Can't really find much on the web of people not unlocking their phones and the punishment for it, especially not anyone as high profle as TR.
Background to the arrest and detention - so not just the Schedule 7 offence.
"If a person is being examined, they can be required to provide any information requested, including passwords and PINs to any electronic devices. They will commit an offence if they wilfully fail to comply with this requirement."
His claim was that his phone contained privileged information pertaining to a High Court case.
The relevant penalties under a Schedule 7 offence appear to be as follows:
A person guilty of an offence under this paragraph shall be liable on summary conviction to—
(a)imprisonment for a term not exceeding three months, (b)a fine not exceeding level 4 on the standard scale, or (c)both.
I fail to see what a person's "profile" has to do with how a law should be exercised.
Stephen Yaxley Lemon charged under terrorism act. on 19:54 - Oct 25 by TresBonne
That isn't helpful in the slightest. Regardless of what you think Robinson is or isn't, I'm asking legal question(s).
By definition, anyone can be a journalist. Freelance/independent journalism is the new wave it seems in the world.
I also didn't even call him a journalist. I said he had journalistic information on his phone.
[Post edited 25 Oct 2024 19:55]
'Journalistic information' is not protected under law just journalists. He is not a journalist and is trying to use journalistic protection to conceal racist utterings.
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Stephen Yaxley Lemon charged under terrorism act. on 20:56 - Oct 25 with 1420 views
He'll frame it as some kind of deep state conspiracy against him
I always think he is a bit like Mario Balloteli, why always me?
How unlucky can one guy be aye, how many times does he have to charged with stuff before his disciples start to appreciate he's just a grifting little thug agitator
People following false prophets springs to mind
[Post edited 25 Oct 2024 20:57]
Alcohol is the answer but I can't remember the question!
Stephen Yaxley Lemon charged under terrorism act. on 19:54 - Oct 25 by TresBonne
That isn't helpful in the slightest. Regardless of what you think Robinson is or isn't, I'm asking legal question(s).
By definition, anyone can be a journalist. Freelance/independent journalism is the new wave it seems in the world.
I also didn't even call him a journalist. I said he had journalistic information on his phone.
[Post edited 25 Oct 2024 19:55]
After the arena bombing he came to Manchester, the very next day. Stood outside a random mosque in the suburbs, made up a load of lies and used it to make money.
He monetised the deaths of kids and suffering of a city. I hope he gets justice.
Stephen Yaxley Lemon charged under terrorism act. on 21:05 - Oct 25 by Mullet
After the arena bombing he came to Manchester, the very next day. Stood outside a random mosque in the suburbs, made up a load of lies and used it to make money.
He monetised the deaths of kids and suffering of a city. I hope he gets justice.
Justice or a thoroughly frisked for soap in the jail showers?
Stephen Yaxley Lemon charged under terrorism act. on 21:05 - Oct 25 by Mullet
After the arena bombing he came to Manchester, the very next day. Stood outside a random mosque in the suburbs, made up a load of lies and used it to make money.
He monetised the deaths of kids and suffering of a city. I hope he gets justice.
He seriously is an absolute fking lemon and I cannot wait for him to feel the force of the law.
Thanks everybody for responses on my post. Bit of Friday night learning on TWTD before an awayday can’t beat it.
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Stephen Yaxley Lemon charged under terrorism act. on 17:15 - Oct 26 with 873 views
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