Highland Spring

@prishtinos Instantly lawyers should be asking about encrochat because it is obvious it is the same only with no proof

#skyecc #encrochat NL was in control of the Sky hack.This while the Prosecution Service has been maintaining in courts since 2021 that it was the French who hacked Sky in France so that Dutch judges did not have to investigate the reliability/ legality crimesite.nl/hof-stelt-arre…

@MrEncrochat then half way down that route you find out it was actually NL who decrypted encrochat and not France like the recent skyecc revelation and probably need to start over again.

In response to E.Jarvis ruling 2024 in EcHR there are now 3 UK defendants (CP, JH,WM) going down the correct legal route which will meet the criteria for the grand chamber to hear their cases. For those who are not familiar with the procedure here it is; If the domestic court handling your case is not in the jurisdiction where your rights were violated (for example, if your conviction was in one country but the violation happened in another), you still need to follow certain steps. Key Points: 1.Domestic Remedies in the Right Country: •You need to use the legal system in the country where the violation happened. •For example, if you believe your rights were violated in France, you have to use France’s legal system to try and fix the problem, even if your conviction was in the UK. 2.If You Can’t Access Legal Help in the Right Country: •If you can’t use the legal system in the country where the violation happened (because it’s not working properly or the courts are unfair), you can bring your case to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) directly. 3.Taking the Case to the ECHR: •Once you’ve tried all legal options in the right country (the country where the violation happened), you can take your case to the ECHR if you think your human rights were violated. Example: •If your conviction was in the UK, but you believe France violated your right to a fair trial, you’d need to use French legal options first. After that, you could take the case to the ECHR. This way, the ECHR can still help even if your conviction and violation happened in different countries, as long as it’s about your rights under European law.