In court, the atmosphere was pure electric. Nobody in their wildest dreams could have predicted any such outcome. Despite repeated calls for order, it took quite some time before order was restored, and the judge was able to continue,
“If there are any more outbursts of this nature, I shall clear the court without a moment’s hesitation. These are very serious issues which are being decided here, and, they go right to the heart of British Justice.”
“Before I conclude this verdict, both my learned colleagues and I are of the opinion that the papers on this case should be sent to the presiding judge hearing the case against the prisoner Chambers, as he may feel, as a result of that person’s contribution in coming forward voluntarily before the appeal court to admit he had been forced to per
