Chapter 31Sir Campbell McKenzie viewed the crowds outside the court buildings with dismay, and a good deal of disdain. ‘Bloody sharks,’ he muttered to himself as he wove his way through the throngs of people milling in front of the building. Nothing but bloody sharks come to feed on the humiliation of one of their own kind. ‘They won’t get too much joy here today,’ he grumbled to himself, ‘leastways, not in my court.’ He knew what it was all about. In fact, the probability was the whole country knew, that today Timothy Harris was due to appear before him to face a charge of perjury. What the public at large did not know was, this wasn’t going to be an ongoing circus for the next two or three weeks, with Timothy Harris battling to save his career, or even himself. This was something which w
