ACTION Demonstrators at the Old Bailey hold a picture of cyninia varren.
Nuclear Fuels Springfields plant.
of nuclear power on conference AEU President, Bill Jordan shakes hands with Chris Brown the AEU convenor at the British Hundreds of BNEL workers were given the day off to lobby the Labour Party conference. Jordan spoke in favour floor continuing the pro-nuclear policy of the AEU leadership. DurJarrett's death.
police won the first KANE.
what the Broadwater Farm Defence Campaign has called 'a gross miscarriage of Simon McMinn on 2 October became T.ne TITS youth of the 63 to be tried at the Old aley to be sentenced. His sentence of 7 vears imprisonment I01 'causing affray - the 'burglary of 2 bottles of lemonade added was decided on the sole evidence of a confession, extracted at the hands of interviewing officer previously found gullty of brutality falsifying encerce Detective Constable Rex Sergeant's previous victim was awarded £3500 damages by courts. snocking contrast one ycal later no charge or action against anv police officer has followed Mrs Jarrett's death.
The courts are clearly being used as a warning gainst al black people ho defend their right: Summing up on McMinn's case, the judge explained that he had to mete out heavy sentences to deter such violence nap.
ening again This same udge will preside over all cases to be heard at the Old Bailey.
decision to take ne each of the Old Bailey cases seperately has been MONDAY 6 October was the first anniversary of the death of Cynthia Jarrett following a police invasion of her home on Broadwater Farm, Tottenham. One hundred and fifty people picketed the Old Bailey on the day. They were protesting against the show trials being conducted on youth arrested since the rebellions of October 1985 sparked by Cynthia A year later nothing has changed. Last week the conviction, writes ANNE denounced by the defence campaign as an attempt to farm.
Defendants will be isolated enci their response to Mrs Jarrett's death will be presented b the prosecution as acts of criminal violence.
The cases rely heavily on confessions extracted from youths held without external contact for five days. Many were arrested alter oeing namca i so called confessions. The that of Howard CasC Kerr, Was Solalolylu page 'confession' implicating himself and twenty others, whose case was dismissed in court when it was proved that he was in Windsor at the time of the rebellion!
The trials at the Old Bailey are likely to last for The youth the next vear. on trial for defending their community need pickets. at the DI COCUCC funds to help the defence campaign. lobbying inside the labour movement for these case: to be dismissed • For more information contact: Broadwater Farm Defence Campaign, c/o Tangmere, BWF Estate, Tottenham, LonN17 (telephone 808 1667).
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