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As an immigration judge I already knew the frightening incompetence of ; EXCLUSIVE: The woman judge at the centre of the sensational sex
2007
Overview
'Even when the court had decided to lift Judge [Mohammad Ilyas Khan]'s anonymity which could potentially have led to my name coming out, they didn't tell me. Instead they let me go into court and be cross-examined. To this day, I still don't know what the case for the prosecution was. Even on Friday, the Press called me before the police did to tell me that she had been set free.' Judge J has mixed feelings about the fact that the case fell down because she was too ill to give evidence. She says: 'Had I been able to give evidence at the retrial I'm not sure justice would have been served. I've got no faith in the system. The whole thing sickens me. What justice? It's not the justice system, it's the British lottery system.' In some ways the judge has perhaps had a lucky escape given that so many people had lined up to give evidence against her at the trial. She is of course hurt they decided to do so, but not surprised. As we finish talking, suddenly there is a lot of clattering in the hallway. A smiling face peers through the doorway and a stout, dark-haired girl says in an indisputably foreign accent: 'I finish now.' 'Oh, don't worry,' says Judge J, 'that's the cleaner.' Asked where the cleaner is from, the Judge says: 'Oh, I don't know, I haven't a clue. Poland? Ukraine? Somewhere like that.' 'I hope you've checked her status,' she is asked jokingly. 'No, I've no idea,' she says with a resigned laugh and a wave of her hand.
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DMG Business Media Ltd
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