CHARLIE MASSEY: CRIMINAL COURT APPLICATION FOR SUMMONS FOR ARREST FOR FRAUD
APPLICATION FOR SUMMONS OR WARRANT FOR ARREST
FOR ALLEGED OFFENCE
(Criminal Procedure Rules, rule 7.2(6);
section 1, Magistrates’ Courts Act 1980)
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This is an application by JOSEPH
LOZE ONWUDE (name of applicant) for the court to issue a
summons against the proposed defendant. Applicant’s address: THE CROFT, WARLEY ROAD, GREAT WARLEY,
BRENTWOOD CM13 3HT Email address: jonwude9@gmail.com Phone: 0745 976 2172 Mobile: 0745 976 2172 FRAUD by Registrar of the General Medical Council, Manchester Date(s) of alleged offence(s): 7/6/2021, 16/6/2021, 13/7/2021 Proposed defendants Mr. Charlie Massey, 3 Hardman Street, Manchester M3 3AW. Email address (if known): occe@gmc-uk.org Phone (if known): 0161 923 6602 Mobile: |
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1. Complete the box above and give the
details required in the boxes below.[1] 2. Sign and date the completed form. 3. Send or deliver a copy of the completed form to the
magistrates’ court office. Do not send this form
to the proposed defendant unless the court tells you to do so. The court may determine your application
with or without a hearing and without receiving representations from the
proposed defendant. The court will not usually arrange a hearing so it is
important that the information you put in this form is complete and accurate. |
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(1) Consent to prosecute Do you need consent to prosecute? Yes No If yes, you must
include with your application written evidence of that consent. Some offences may not be prosecuted
without the consent of the Attorney General, the Director of Public
Prosecutions or another authority. The legislation that creates the offence
will say whether such consent is required. |
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(2) Previous
application(s) Have you applied before for the issue of a summons or
warrant in respect of any of the allegations you are making? Yes No If yes, give
details. Include
the name of the court to which you applied, the date of the application and
the name of the proposed defendant you gave that court if that was different
to the name in this application. |
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(3) Other proceedings Has any other prosecutor ever brought a criminal case
against the proposed defendant in respect of any of the allegations you are making? Yes No If yes, give
details. Include
the name of the prosecutor, the court in which the case was brought and the
result. |
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(4)
Details of the alleged offence(s) Crim PR 7.3
requires that an allegation of an offence in an application for the issue of
a summons or warrant must contain (a) a statement of the offence that (i) describes
the offence in ordinary language, and (ii) identifies any legislation that
creates it; and (b) such particulars of the conduct constituting the
commission of the offence as to make clear what the prosecutor alleges
against the defendant. 4.i
Offence of Fraudulent Withdrawal of Licence to Practice Fraud is one of the
most serious offences on the criminal calendar because it wholly undermines
the whole basis of the administration of justice: Chapman J in R v Warne
(1980) 2 Cr. App. R. (S) 42. 4.ii Rule 7.3 (1) (a) (i) Crim.PR: Description of
the Offence Mr Charlie
Massey fraudulently allowed my Licence to Practice to be withdrawn on the
basis that that I had not gone through
the 5-yearly REVALIDATION PROCESS which was due in March 2020. It was
completed by their recommended External Appraiser and a certificate was
issued on 12/3/2020. This was sent to the GMC by 14/3/2020. The GMC never
acknowledged it. They claimed I did not revalidate. They have subsequently
satetd that I did not properly revalidate on 7/6/2021. As there was a dispute,
a trial was necessary per Article 6(1), 6(3) and 7(1). Without a
trial, my Licence to Practice my profession was withdrawn I was punished
without law. As I had
REVALIDATED, this withdrawal was fraudulent because it was based on a lie.
This was massive fraud. 4.iii Rule
7.3 (1) (a) (ii) Crim.PR: Legislation that Creates the Offence The Fraud Act, 2006 4.iv Particulars
of the conduct constituting the commission of the offence |
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(5) Summary of the circumstances CrimPR 7.2(6) Fraud is a serious
indictable only offence, precise documentary evidence in email form is
available. Grounds
Breach
of Article 6(1): Denied the Right to Trial Breach
of Article 6(3): Obstructed from practising his Profession on a lie that he
had not revalidated; Breach
of Article 7(1): No Punishment without Law. Indication
of Evidence List 1.
Email list between 7/6/2021 and 13/7/2021 2.
The Revalidation Bundle that shows that the Fraud was about a Lie that I did
not revalidate. |
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(6) Application for warrant Complete
this box only if you are applying for the court to issue a warrant for the
defendant’s arrest. Under s.1, Magistrates’ Courts Act 1980 the court can
issue a warrant for the defendant’s arrest only where (a)(i) the offence to
which the warrant relates can be, or must be, tried in the Crown Court, (ii)
the offence is punishable with imprisonment, or (iii) the defendant’s address
is not sufficiently established for a summons to be served on him or her and
(b) (in all cases) the Director of Public Prosecutions consents to the issue
of the warrant. (a) Conditions relating to the offence or the defendant. Tick as many boxes as
apply. (i) the offence can be, or must be, tried in the Crown
Court (ii) the offence is punishable with imprisonment (iii) the defendant’s address is not
sufficiently established for a summons to be served Explain
why, including what you have done to find an address for the defendant. ONLY WORKPLACE
ADDRESS IS AVAILABLE (b) The Director of Public Prosecutions consents to the
issue of a warrant for the defendant’s arrest Yes No If yes, you must
include with your application written evidence of that consent. |
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(7) Declaration. See
Criminal Procedure Rules r.7.2(6), (7). You may be asked to make this
declaration on oath. To the best of my
knowledge, information and belief: (a) the allegations contained in this
application are substantially true, (b) the evidence on which I rely will be
available at the trial, (c) the details that I have given in
boxes (2) and (3) are true, and (d) this application discloses all the
information that is material to what the court must decide. |
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Signed: Date: 16/11/2021 |
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Decision – this record must be kept by the court I considered this application today [at] [without]
a hearing. [The applicant confirmed on oath or
affirmation the declaration in box (7).] [The applicant gave me additional
information [the essence of which was:]][2] [The proposed defendant gave me
additional information [the essence of which was:]][3] On the basis of the information contained in this application
[as supplemented by the additional information described above]: (a) I [am] [am not] satisfied that the requirements for
the issue of a summons are met [(b) I [am] [am not] satisfied that the additional requirements
for the issue of a warrant are met][4] and I [issue] [refuse to issue] a [summons] [warrant] accordingly. My reasons are these:
The court should give a brief indication of its conclusions. Signed: ………………………………………..…………………………………………………………...… Name:
………………………………………..…………..…..… [Justice of the Peace] [District
Judge (Magistrates’ Court)] [Justices’
Clerk / assistant clerk] Date: …………………………. |
[1] Forms for use with the Rules are at: www.justice.gov.uk/courts/procedure-rules/criminal/formspage.
[2] Include a brief
summary of any information unless it is recorded elsewhere.
[3] Include a brief
summary of any information unless it is recorded elsewhere.
[4] Complete
only if the application includes an application for the issue of a warrant.
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