Alex Belfield EXCLUSIVE: What Really Happened in Court!
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- Here's what the Court DIDN'T Order at the last Alex Belfield hearing. (The prosecutor decided not to pursue these things)
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Perhaps you could explain how our "justice" system can release a rapist without any penalty, but put a stalker in jail for five years for not going near anyone??
He was white. No other reason.
Stalker??? He was not.
@@icdgyixify He ruffed feathers with the golden calves at the BBC, that's why he's in hot water.
If you mean Alex Belfield sent to prison for stalking, the courts have to follow sentencing guidelines. They cannot pluck a number out of thin air. Since Alex was found guilty on multiple charges against different people, the courts follow the totality guidelines and they must apply the sentences consecutively.
With regard the rapist case, I have no idea what you are referring to, but that is a debate for light punishment against a rapist and a false equivalence against a serial stalker.
His sentence certainly seems harsh compared to other crimes. But of course he represented himself. Big mistake. Proper representation, a little remorse and a sincere apology could have seen him treated far more leniently.
#DefundTheBBC
They made up a new type of crime and gave him more time than a child attacker. I never watched him, but the whole thing stinks of a BBC stitch up.
There was legislation in place, online harassment is a crime. No idea why you think “they made up a new type of crime”. Who do you mean by they?
Police were ordered by P.M Gorden Brown not to prosecute muslim men for 'grooming' or statuary rape aganst minors. Rather than enforce our law they ignored it. All implicit from no 10 down.
@@gmo4250 The vast majority of us never got a say in the law which is probably why it is a bad law.
@@jamescaley9942
That's your opinion, I would respectfully disagree with you.
Agree 100%
Just curious as to why Martin Bashir and his cohorts are not behind bars after what they did to Diana - just asking?
selective 'justice'
GOOD QUESTION..
Dianna was a communist hell bent on destroying our country just like that fool Megan
I can't stand the man, but plenty of others have had much lighter sentences, for more severe crimes. The justice system is broken.
Yeh feel the same, he was just a bit of a bellend / pest
Last week a judge in Norwich crown court handed down a life sentence for attempted murder with a recommendation that he serves SIX YEARS.
Quite a few of the Rotherham rapists received lighter sentences than Belfield.
The legal system works fine, but only if you have plenty of money.
It all depends on who you upset. All the people at top look after each other 🥸
This debacle destroyed my confidence in British justice and a permanent disgust with the BBC.
I agree with you
It destroyed your permanent disgust with the BBC?
Have you forgotten what they did to Sir Cliff Richard?
The BBC is a nest of poisonous Vipers, they will poison or strangle you.
It seems that he was sent to prison for several years for upsetting the wrong people.
The filth that is the bbc , yep
Especially Jeremy Vile!
He was sent to prison for the exact same reason that Saville wasn't
No, he was sent to prison for stalking 4 people.
Can you imagine if anyone else had reported being stalked by email, the police & CPS would tell you to block them and forget about it.
Surely Jeremy Vine is guilty of stalking motorists while on his bicycle.
Jeremy Vine 'could' be in more trouble then we know right now
He was allowed to prattle endlessly about Boris Johnson no worse than what was said about him by Bellfield
No he isn't. he doesn't target the SAME motorist/motorists repeatedly. Please do some very BASIC research online about the Harassment Act- which stalking comes under. To be guilty of harassment/stalking, person X needs to target person Y on a number of occasions. ONE isolation incident does not qualify as harassment, or stalking, so you are completely wrong about Vine.
@@liverpoolscottish6430 by stalking I mean following with a view to film. I am speaking as a normal member of the public not member of the legal, profession
Seems like an over reaction from a cyclist, I ponder why? 😂
Every witness apparently was suicidal. It’s amazing there all said the same thing and everyone survived. What’s the chances 🤥
Phillip Delaney has now started a crowd funding site to sue Alex Belfield for compensation for his hurt . 🧐
Always liked Bellfield's shows even if I didn't always agree with his views. What this does show is that this country has forgotten what the word "justice" means. Yes he went a bit too far but should never have ended up in prison when we have young, violent thugs freely roaming our streets, destroying monuments, blocking roads, invading houses, stealing, looting and burning. All with the excuse of being "a minority". It may be the law, but it really isn't justice as they're two different things.
👍
I agree the justice system in the U.K. is bent and stinks
Yeah, it is bent. The Stephen Lawrence case is a good example.
The biggest criminals in this country causing the most damage are found in Westminster... they're called the Conservative party.
Well put. This country stopped being a free democracy some years ago. Alex is feeling the benefit of that now. His voice wasn't wanted by TPTB and in Putinesque style, shut down.
It was a stitch up by the BBC, the government, and the judiciary .
It will come out in the end mostly covered up like with there dear jimmy chap 😅😅😅😅😮😮😮
Do not question the narrative or your life will be destroyed. We are well and truly living in a dystopian nightmare.
Do not stalk multiple people for years or your life will be destroyed. Fortunately the nightmare is now over for his victims.
So what are we going to do about it besides just complain about it on social media? At least we still have guns in America.
@@emmal7920 His "Stalking" was no different to the way you are stalking me. His "victims" could block him any time they wanted. The reality is his "victims" are so arrogant they cannot stand being held to account or have there BS questioned.
@@nochops1781 You obviously know nothing about this case. Suggest you research before commenting.
@@emmal7920 no one seems to know anything about this case. We still haven't seen these 'shocking' emails ...
Never looked into Belfields case but I know of another where a group of radio presenters tried to get publicity from setting a person up.
As British law's goes if you all sing the same song you can pull it off as someone once said there's nothing better than British law if you can afford it.
Oh yes! 100% agree with you
Britania rules the waves, or Britania waves the rules
Common folk can't afford a £200,000 bill for a barrister.
As soon as the charges have been brought, you're already fecked.
And nothing worse if you can't afford it.
The law is not for peasants! It's a case of not what you know!.... It's who you know! Or you need extremely deep pockets! Hundred's of thousands! to go to an even higher court could cost millions of pound's hence minor celebrities in the hacking debacle settle out of court! # m@50nry is rife within the justice system, always has been 😮
All I can say is I miss Alex Belfield's videos. His heart was in the right place and he entertained thousands of otherwise lonely and frustrated people.
Regardless of the court's conclusions, it was most certainly a travesty of justice.
i wa wonderin' why i found him entertainin'
Let's not forget how much of a liar and a thief he was
@@Delete_DeLolz thief ? oh do tell , be good to know if he was a thief, or are yo utalking about jeremy vine ? he vine was proved to be a liar in court and fabricated loads of crap.
His sentence was ridiculous and ludicrous
@@Delete_DeLolzwhat did he steal and where’s your proof
As an American ,Your Free Speech laws remind me of a Winston Churchill quote .
Some people's idea of Free Speech is that they are free to say what they like .
But if anyone says anything back , that is an Outrage !
And apparently against the law ?
Scotland is even worse than the rest of the UK
One reply censored. Oh the irony.
Our legal and criminal system is worse than it appears. We have a system that protects what it wishes to protect, the law of the land ignored when it suites certain high officials. People that never go into our courts, but one day they pay a visit, leave with the shaking of the head at the foul stinking way and sentences of the court.
The hinting of our corrupt system is shown in all its glory by the pantomime of wigs and gowns, of the Crown Court, and upwards. The only thing missing is a ring master.
Free speech only allows you to tell the truth or what you say on the whole is the truth, it doesn't allow you to slander or liable or promote hatred
@alunjones3860 three now!
Surely you can’t get an injunction on someone not to break the law. Isn’t the law the injunction itself?!
You would think so but the world has gone mad.
Sooner Alex is out and prosecutions start at BBC RE Savile affair the better.
AND PHILLIP
How can he be banned from any BBC building on Earth? Since when do our courts have that kind of power? Or do BBC buildings have their own special authority over other countries legal systems that have to align with British courts? Or did you say something that wasn’t true?
They think they do!
Good point!
maybe thats not a bad thing getting banned from the bbc.
The power is not over the buildings the power is over the person who is a British citizen and therefore subject to the authority of the British legal system. It's the exact same jurisdiction that allows British courts to put on trial kiddie fiddlers who go abroad to commit their crimes.
I believe those conditions have been dropped for their absurdity, however when you hear that the BBC employ twenty three thousand people and own buildings all over the UK .. (info from black belt barrister on YT) poor Alex didn’t have a chance but at least he has people talking about it, whether they agree with him or not..Isnt it time to review whether the BBC should be making us pay involuntarily to watch and listen to them .
Stalking charge was a joke. Kiddie fiddlers get less time.
That wasn't the case for Gary Glitter, he's back doing porridge.
Plenty of "kiddie fiddlers" in the "justice" system I'm told.
Yep, former BBC ( the Ministry of Propaganda) employer Saville comes to mind
I donated money for Alex’s legal fees, I watched the police raids and could see it was a stitch up from the start. I’ve since reclaimed my fees by cancelling my TV license and will continue to support Alex.
Great post,we are with you 100%
@@johncarpenter9385 wrong
@@johncarpenter9385 You’re talking nonsense, his house was raided a number of times with various property taken, that is a raid. I live near to his property and have seen two new front doors fitted.
@@johncarpenter9385 There was footage of nearly all of police visits at his property including a video featuring a police forced entry/removed door on his UA-cam channel. Just think whilst all this was going on you had no idea who Alex was and here you are now claiming to know what did and didn’t happen, you’re embarrassing.
@@johncarpenter9385 I didn’t say there was a video of a forced entry, just a video that featured a removed front door like you said. Clearly the forced entry videos weren’t filmed as he was caught off guard but why would he remove his own front door and say that the police did it? He would have been in serious trouble for that. I live on the same estate where Alex lived and walk my dog past his house every day, it’s been blatantly obvious every time the front door had changed and of course his channel was keeping me updated but for you to suggest he was doing that simply for effect or to frame the police is ridiculous.
Alex Belfield is a good man. Seemingly stitched up good and proper.
I 100% agree
100% disagree. A throughly nasty unpleasant little man who becomes obsessive and destructive of other people’s lives at the slightest whim. A very dangerous man indeed but not without certain talents. Those talents should not protect him from the consequences of his actions.
Nonsense
@@hedydd2the go and make your own comment. I am not debating my opinion
@@tigger1038
Nevertheless you are. You don’t understand how this internet stuff works do you. Grow up.
Maybe Elon Musk should buy the BBC and remove 80% of the 23,000 just like he removed 80% of Twtter employees. 😂
We can only hope..
And now his lean mean company is worth a third of what he bought it for, and Facebook/Instagram are about to eat what's left of his lunch by releasing a Twitter clone that allows people to migrate their Instagram followers over to it. #gameover.
Clesr out the loony lefties.
That would be brilliant but it's only a pipe dream.
You do know that the BBC is a public body and not for sale, don’t you? 🙄
I’ve wondered about Alex and his well being. Thank you for your report.
Me too.
I've been to HMP stocken. It's one of the best jails he could be inn, single cells open doors keys and daily access to gym and library. It's in the country side and honestly he's landed on his feet.
In theory, Alex Belfield wouldn’t be able to speak to anyone who buys a BBC TV license.
That makes sense so it was rather over the top. BBC didn’t think about Jimmy Saville & his disgusting behaviour with the same enthusiasm shown to AB, but allowed him FREEDOM to continue his vile acts⁉️ Why.
BBC even is using taxpayers money for a peodo statue refurb 🤬🤬🤬 corruption to the core
Do people still but them ?
@@nonaknight9491 there are loads of perverts still in the bbc.
That might save him another stretch.
Were the witnesses rehearsed ?
How old are the accusations ?
Why did the victims not complain at the time, years ago/
Hello from the US. Enjoyed Alex. There were times didn't agree with him, but his sense of humor made me appreciate his point of view. The sentence did seem unjustified. (but do not British law)
I wish Alex could come to the US
@@cybersal7Do they allow convicted criminals into the US?
AS DICKENS WROTE....THE LAW IS A ASS
Our justice system is broken beyond belief sentencing never really fit the crime it’s a sad indictment of how this country is going
IMO,
Alex was simply exposing the duplicity of the system, where whether your right or wrong without the right connections you will go to jail depending on whose boxes you tick and unfortunately it will always be so.
Exposing the system by stalking radio people he resented for 10 years 😂
To an extent I think this is true. But he largely just fucked up and left himself exposed to this kind of charge.
Many others have exposed “the system” but without stalking people for years!
‘Stalking’…😂… grow up, Alex couldn’t threaten a fly, let alone ‘stalk’ anyone. Incredible charges, made by the ‘infantilised and medicated’…
@@thoughtsonfitness3249 Read the judgment.
Ignoring any deliberate move by Belfield to contact any BBC employee or enter one of their “several” buildings spread throughout the land, on the balance of probability it would be virtually impossible - bearing in mind his profession, which he hasn’t been banned from following - for to avoid breaking these conditions. No one person could know, by sight, every BBC employee or indeed be aware that a particular building he chanced to enter belonged or was shared by the BBC.
IMO allegedly I believe the BBC set Alex up good and proper he called them out they didn't like it they have the deeper pockets. Dare to be Irish in a British court you IMO would not stand a chance. I hope in future BBC will get caught up with. Alex is not stupid he would not have stalked anyone it was more like other way around IMO.
He emailed the heavily pregnant wife of one of his victims with the words "we now have your home address and your location" and attaching a scan of their unborn baby. He's definitely stupid.
You do realise that two of the victims he was found guilty of stalking had no connection to the BBC?
@@johncarpenter9385 Yep, they have been totally brainwashed and manipulated and can’t even see it. All very sad. He did a good job on them.
@@johncarpenter9385
The cultists are out in force again its actually shocking how little they know about the truth in this matter
Meanwhile those who committed far more serious and shocking crimes are still walking free , with the protection of the establishment
who are they? Name them all ! and who are the establishment?
@@mikedakin2016 Forget it. BBB is playing to the same crowd that Belfield drew in. BBB is after the YT pennies and he has drawn his line in the sand. He knows EXACTLY what he is doing...
Hi Question. Why do the uk have to pay for a tv licence to watch bbc, and every other country doesn’t have to pay?
I can imagine Jeremy Vine is still laughing at his con trick in court.
Are the other 3 victims still laughing as well?
@@emmal7920 no idea really, but definitely Vine was
Jeremy Vine is not a nice person and i personally know nothing about Mr Belfield.
Vine laid it on with a trowel.
Vine stalked everyone in the country with his 'vaccine' coverage, saying people should be "held down" to be force injected and a stream of other vile stuff. He should be put away for life
He was jailed for being an investigative journalist and being a bit mean to people. He was doing it to the biggest gang in town though, i.e. the state/BBC/Mi6.
What a load of horsemuck.
makes me feel like someone in high places are making a example of Alex.
or he got what he deserved
It was , and always will be a joke of a sentence - poor justice
Could have been much higher.
You haven't read the judgment have you?
@@AB-bf9ne for hurting someone's feelings ? For Jeremy vines polished performance claiming absolute bs. Yes if u can make a jury and judge believe the man actually is the Jimmy Savile of stalking. Jeremy vine totally defamed belfield in court, and they let him do it. Total bs
People have committed suicide over online bullying on social media. Alex got off lightly IMO
@@seekeroftruthandjust sticks and stones mate......
Alex was railroaded He was a one off.. Just got to into it all to deep. The time he got was outrageous. But he took on the establishment .. Never ends well
The sentence is an excellent example of establishment lawfare.Alex Belfield took on the taxpayer funded Behemoth the BBC & was disproportionately punished as a result.What audacity!
The lesson here is to not take on Jeremy Vine in a court of law. It is fairly clear he is a protected individual and is quite happy to do whatever bidding is asked of him by the powers that be. A very dark individual to be sure. The sentence was disproportionate if it was even justified at all. I suspect Belfield will serve the full term. Getting his career back after all this will be very difficult.
@johncarpenter9385 tosser
Jeremy Vine is a narcissist and slime bag protected by the corrupt BBC
There’s a difference between deliberately stalking a person/s versus trying to out lies and harassment made by the Nottingham police for one? Did you not see the videos he recorded of the police unlawfully arresting him time after time?! The persons he tried to out had defamed his character to cover up there own lies
The lesson here is not to believe inAB bullshit. Vine was one of 8 victims, the CPS charged Bellfield and took him to court so maybe do some research before you post again.
That's the intention. Discredit and RUIN HIM, as others have gone before him. MP PDO RING, Dolphin Square. Look that up, and ask yourself why Met Police NEVER arrested anyone?
Ridiculous that he got custodial. The police raid on his house would have been more stressful than any of the harassing emails he may have sent.
Without a warrant apparently??
I watched a documentary a few days ago called released to kill again. Where murderers were released back into society after only completing part of their sentence with terrible consequences, meanwhile a few hurty words and the deep state bang you up. Unbelievable
these are thingss he said...but were they true?
@@cplcabs I watched the raid live, he streamed it. Pretty scary.
@@simonwilton3546 was it live? I recall watching a raid, but it was clarly not live
If this had been anyone else apart from BBC employees in my opinion it wouldn’t have made it to court. Also in my opinion he had no defence because the evidence against him was superficial. He was accused of sending thousands of emails which can’t be proven. Anyone can say he caused them to have suicidal tendencies,again this can’t be proven. In my opinion a complete travesty of justice.
@@D-Bunker-zv1bj ok the man's a pillock and I believe that he should've been investigated for his claim that he "donated" much of the money he was given by his followers towards his legal expenses when he had two trips to Vegas but there's no way that vine the least bit bothered by anything belfield said, they're journalists and are by definition very thick skinned. Imagine if Trump or Boris Johnson started claiming that the things journalists had written about them had made them want to take their own lives? New prisons would have to be built just to house the gentlemen of the press. It's also worth remembering that thousands of young men died defending our right to say whatever we want, freedom of speech, "I may not agree with what you say but I'll defend your right to say it". The last time I checked we still lived in a democracy, the United Kingdom, not Russia or North Korea, cases like this set a very dangerous precedent, if you were to have a falling out with a neighbour cases like this demonstrate that if that neighbour assaulted you if the police bothered to attend that neighbour MIGHT get 6 months in prison, but unlikely. However, if they showed that you had defamed them on Facebook or twitter you could get 6 years. When we went to the police about the bloke that stalked my wife we were told categorically that unless he actually carried his multiple threats to harm her there was absolutely nothing they could do no matter how much it affected her. Belfield was stitched up because someone with power wanted him silenced.
I have been writing with Alex since he has been in prison….and I can say he is a kind and good hearted person…. I am still so angry about what they have done to him….the Bbc is nasty….and I am shocked that they managed to convince the judge…Alex deserved justice for all the terrible things he went through…how these people can sleep at night is a mystery
Why didn’t he then give evidence? He had the chance to take the stand but didn’t why do you think 🤔 I think you’ve been taken in by his lies. Please don’t send him any money
You are so wrong
@@keithwintrip5301 eeeeehhhhh no I’m not….he is extremely kind
@@bubbaamen8986 I watched him for few years before this happened to him…and I can honestly say he saved my life
Maybe judge was in the BBC's pocket .. normally each sentence is served at the same time .. this judge made sure his sentence was carried out one after the other ... it definitely was a huge stitch up ... miss carriage of justice ... hopefully one day one of those who helped stich him up will do the right thing
Don’t the papers stalk !
Thank you for the update
Im still gutted that he was stitched up and sent down
#freechunky
I have notice there appears to be very little justice here in the UK, what stood out to me was the sentence was consecutive (one after the other) not concurrently (side by side ) hence he got Five years instead of two and a half years.
He could have got the same time for robbing a bank !!! Hurt feelings dont constitute 5 years, well not in my book. I believe he was made an example of to placate a certain broadcaster .This is my opinion and i dont have an Axe to grand either way. Always plead not guilty and always stand your ground. !!
I think it's important to note in ever video concerning Alex Belfield - that this is ONLINE STOCKING. He wasn't following people around or peering in windows.
Yep constant biatching at carol Vordermans life I was disgusted with it. Alex was relentless when he hooked onto an issue. But the ten years of email stalking he went to far must of gone over the same old ground again and again. Sad man let it get the better of him instead of turning a new page a new day life goes on
He believed in the justice system there wasnt really a case to answer but he thought he would get a fair hearing. The establishment had other ideas and wanted him cancelled permanently.
He shouldn't be in jail
Do you condone stalking?
@@emmal7920 DO YOU CONDONE IDIOCY? HOW ABOUT INJUSTICE?
@@sonjadidyk-tn4cc What injustice? The only idiocy is those still believing he’s innocent! Your caps lock is stuck btw.
Does that mean all twitter users are stalkers? It’s ridiculous and unbalanced.😊
@@emmal7920. We don’t believe he is innocent. Neither do we believe that his punishment fits the crime.
you buy a television from tesco, then rent it from the BBC for £160 a year, CRAZY ISN,T IT.
Hope Alex is hanging on in there, and knows how he is missed and liked. He needs to stay strong and i'd like to mention his beloved dog Doddy, it must be heartbreaking for him to be parted from his adorable pet. Long for the day when they are united again. Thanks for posting. Keep strong Alex.
Ridiculous to have mooted no stalking, cos anyone of a nasty nature could stitch Alex up again
Yeah, that seemed a bit bizarre. It's like putting in a restraining order 'You must not rape anyone'. Rape is a crime anyway, as is stalking!!!!
Alex has not been treated well it's disgusting from Australia
When you realise the sentence that Alex got and then compare that to the sentence that the blonde floozy who was stalking the three Chelsea footballers.... You begin to realise how badly he was stitched up by the establishment....
I used to enjoy his broadcasts, but, hey, shit happens...
It is reported "The judge said that while Belfield did not physically approach or watch his victims, the effects were just as damaging".... Really?? Why not just ignore any electronic communications..? Or is that just too obvious... Poor decision imo and the guy need to be let out asap. This also send an Orwellian message to wider public..
He was well and truly stitched up.
💯 how right you are.
Alex didn't fit the governments agenda so watch out UA-camrs 👍🏻♥️
I have magic beans for sale. Do you wish to purchase some??
😆 😆 😆
@@colinrobinson4233no thankyou maybe one of the corrupt governments would like some ?
If you seriously think Belfield was even on the government's radar, well that is foolish. He is an idiot. He brought it all on himself.
@@colinrobinson4233 How much ?
This is why so many are moving to other services, such as Rumble.
UA-cam has had its day.
The conviction of Alex was only possible by a creative interptretation of “stalking” that bore no resemblance to the definition of the word found in any dictionary. (Even Websters!)
Try a legal definition instead of online rubbish.
He upset the establishment so they were out to get him.. justice was not done... just goes to show what a joke our legal system is... outrageous sentence... I hope he is writing a book like Jeffrey Archer did, and sells millions and comes out super rich..
I miss Alex every day. Justice system is a joke. Wish he hadn't represented himself.
He's a creepy, self obsessed bellend ..it's truly baffling that people can't see this !? Lol
Lol
@@JayX2424Hope it happens to you , have you not heard about Farage getting his bank account cancelled , he thought it OK for Tommy Robinson & others to loose there’s , now it’s happened to him ! Just an example how Karma works, Commie!
@@JayX2424 Sentence a bit over the top though hey?
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Our constitution meant to have a jury in all courts in the land. Sadly our constitution has been destroyed by lawyers.
What constitution and where does it say we have to have a jury in every U.K. court???
@@fusionfan6883 "What constitution?". What a disappointing question that is symbolic of the lack of knowledge in this country about our roots and how we are governed. The first codified part was sealed on the 15 June 1215 in Runnymede, it then goes on to consist of revisions and passed laws and traditions, this also contains how we were meant to be ruled. The practice of a jury was in place before the charter was signed as it was part of Anglo-Saxon Common law that derived from the commandments. For reasons of time and cost, and corruption, past governments changed how the process was done by allowing a Judge, who is actually a convenor to make the judgements without a Jury. This is how it breaks our Constitution. County courts and the Supreme Court, along with any court that doesn't allow a Jury are doing the same. It still is practised because people just don't care.
@@lostintranslation1957 PART 2:
It is not about lack of care or corruption, but the natural development of our legal system to reflect changing times and a fairer approach to justice. Relevant legislation and the Criminal Procedure Rules now provide for the right to jury trial in specified cases. Civil cases are typically not subject to jury trial but their fairness is protected in other ways by the Civil Procedure Rules and legislation. Most importantly, a citizen's rights are also protected in both civil and criminal trials by Article 6 of the ECHR.
Lawyers have not destroyed the right to jury trial as you put it, but it has been a systematic development of the justice system by parliament in more recent times. Jury trial is actually undesirable in complex civil cases because they often involve technical issues that would be beyond any jury and instead are better presided over by a specialist judge. Criminal appeals are not subject to jury trial because they are of a different nature to trial at first instance and require specialist senior judges to consider the appeal, which is often based on the assessment of complex legal arguments for which a jury is not equipped to consider. Equally, the highest court in the land, the Supreme Court, does not hear jury trials, but is presided over by the most experienced judges in the land who have a wealth of expertise to deal with the complex issues before them. Just because something very long ago provided for jury trial does not make it good or fair in our present era.
My quote is “The law was written by lawyers for lawyers”.
@@wekapeka3493 Please explain?
Thank you Alex Belfield for keeping me sane & entertained throughout the COVID crap ... Hope you are doing as well as possible and hope you get out soon A true fan sending Greetings from British Columbia, Canada 🇨🇦
I still don't get how the punishment fits the crime.Surely a small fine was the correct outcome.
There are people in Rochdale, convicted criminals wha have tried sentenced, served their time,but for years have avoided the full decision of the court, which also sentenced them to deportation
Alex is a good person. Mr Vine and co must have friends in high places, methinks!
if there were any justice in britain, jeremy vine would be jailed for crimes against entertainment and misrepresenting a tv host. gotta be worth at least 10 years without any chance of parole IMHO
They changed the stalking law to prosecute Alex
What about all the illegal raids and searches on his house, "no recourse for them??"
Uk courts have the best judges that money 💰 can buy 🙈
Could you explain the legalities of Belfield arrest and seizures of his equipment by Police without any identification on them.
The police were investigating him for cyber crime, thus the seizure of his tech equipment. Police don’t need to wear ID numbers when investigating certain types of crime. Belfield already knew this and lied about it to his followers in order to obtain sympathy and cash.
This shows the charges came straight from the BBC and not individuals. Proof the corporation are just plain scared of Alex's influence.
So basically he can still contact the other 65 million people in the Uk 🤷🏻♂️
Thanks for the explanation BBB, it makes sense but seemed rather over the top. BBC didn’t think about Jimmy Saville & his disgusting behaviour with the same enthusiasm shown to AB, but allowed him FREEDOM to continue his vile acts⁉️ Why.
Love or loathe him or his actions, a big factor why he got jailed was because of those he dared ruff feathers with. Had it been someone of a very different nature the penalty would've been noticeably less if any. Just visualize Jeremy Vine & his bike as a cow on the streets of Mumbai and the whole thing will make sense!
Alex Belfield getting the nickname The Jimmy Savile Of Trolling is a insult to Jimmy Savile!
Now then now then Sir Jim!
Sir Jim, your good name shouldn’t be drag through the mud by punters just looking for a few quid at Christmas
Now then , now then Jimmy never crowd funded to take his employer to court & spent it at the blue oyster bar
Goodness gracious sir Jimmy, you certainly get about, eugheugheugh eugheugheugh
I agree, your crimes we’re far less serious than young Alex’s, hence he’s on soap duty and Sir Jimmy’s not, Luvlay Luvlay Jingle Jangle
AB could still have friends who just happen to work for the BBC…imagine a court order forcing you to ignore friends!
He could have asked for a list of exceptions for his personal friends. That would have been granted.
If Stalking is a criminal offence then everyone bound by that law is automatically restrained not to Stalk anyone. It's like asking for an order not to rob anyone
Its a joke that Belfield was found guilty of stalking, but Jeremy Vine is doing the exact same when he stalks people on twitter, and other social media platforms.
Vine goes out of his way to mess with people. I saw him once cycling slowly in the second lane. Other faster cyclists were keeping well to the left in the first lane. A car behind him pipped but he carried on, eventually the car undertook him. The vile Vine then complained to the Police about pipping and undertaking and got the car driver fined. All for his TV programme, and the BBC love him. He deliberately provokes people every day and yet gets away with it. I haven't met a single person that doesn't loathe Vine.
We are counting the days down to his release 👏
Vine is a complete baby and a 100% pratt
Looks like Alex wil be in prison forever looking at the legal system getting too near to the truth
AGREE LIKE BRONSON
This Belfield situation is a miscarriage of justice.
"What happens when you piss of the common purpose explained for dummies "
BBB, Thank you for covering this, and all the best.
I was a nurse working for the NHS and I was bullied badly by a team who worked under me to the extent I tried to jump off a bridge. I was interned by crisis mental health team and given drugs and therapy. At no point were the people who perpetrated this brought up for their behaviour. Instead I was the bad person and told there was nothing anyone could do about it. I would have relished prison for my bullies but that never happened because I am a nobody
Glad you made this video eventually! Really appreciate your breakdown of the hearing.
I can’t believe he went to prison for having a UA-cam channel. England is becoming like North Korea.
The day the court decided Alex should be imprisoned, and for so insanely long, was another day I lost further faith in the obviously corrupt judiciary.
@@johncarpenter9385 Interesting statement.
What a fool ,he had no legal representation in court and gave no evidence 👎
Because the costs were getting far to expensive, because barristers kept upping there costs.
That trip to Las Vegas cost him a packet too.😊
@@AB-bf9ne no one had a holiday for 2 years dude. Give a guy a break ffs.
Alex's only real crime was trusting the British justice system, so I have agree. I dont think he was allowed to present his case fairly tbh. It just seemed to be massive monologues from BBC employees with no rebuttal, but I suppose that's what you need a barrister for.
@jamesmiller3639 I totally agree the justice system is so corrupt and the BBC is full of woke employess
I ♥️ Alex belfield, he says what he means and he means what he says. FREE ALEX BELLFIELD. 🤭😘
Hes a prick who is yoir friend as long as you agree with him and dont ask him difficult questions about his finances
Why? So he can continue stalking people? 🤦♀️
Sledge hammers and nuts come to mind with AB, whereas Vine suggests an unctuous c😱😱t.
He did not
STALK ; follow, approach stealthily
He did
HARASS ; annoy or trouble constantly
The court was/is in error because it got its definitions wrong.
I speak with Alex Belfield frequently via written letters. The case was pre- arranged and agreed by Nottinghamshire police before hand . They wanted £23k and got £430.00. Alex can still speak when he gets out, whether silly people like it or not !!👍
When you next write to him, please ask him where the donated fighting funds went, the same funds donated by the general public to fund his legal team. I seem to recall he represented himself. Still, he probably had a nice holiday before getting deservedly banged up.
Dan your talking about the nonce factory British brain washing corporation
Belfield worked for them for years
@@therealtruth4898that’s why he knew and knows what they get up to!
I also wonder,why you can get years for stalking,even though you aledgely haven't physically stalked and others , literally get away with rape, murders and child grooming rings, aledgely mostly goes unpunished.
I feel A sentence was aledgely a bit too harsh..
Perhaps the laws of the land need seriously looked at.
This sounds interesting can’t wait
Never represent yourself. Alex wouldn’t be in gaol if he had a good KC. Often wonder how Doddy is too 😢
A case where a person insists innocence but pleads guilty, by agreement, to a lesser charge is called a Kennedy Plea.
30 years ago, the case would have been thrown out, Orwell warned us about these times
The sentence imposed was completely unjust. Way out of proportion. This legal system you seem beholden to is wicked.
That man shouldn’t be in prison
I always found it a bit strange that he chose to represent himself and didnt offer any evidence to try and prove his innocence, he kept talking about the incompetence of the Chief of police from Nottingham Janet Perceville yet never offered any evidence of this either. He also had a lot of money from a lot of people yet we dont know what actually happened to this as he said it was going to be used to sue the plaintiffs yet as yet this has not happened
Perceville was a Detective Constable, not the Chief Constable.
He gave that money away that is a fact if you had watched him you would of know
@@andymeadows2768 To croupiers in Las Vegas?
He spent a fortune in solicitors fees over £250k
@@cypeman8037 Ah ok, i just knew she was a high ranking officer