Originally Posted by
Lead Balloon
So what do you suggest the pilot should have done? Capitulate in the face of such an outrageous denial of natural justice? Given how gutless most of the pilot population is, and given their propensity to scramble over the carcasses of their colleagues to get a job, you’re probably correct: Capitulation is probably the only practical option. Bollocks.
Administrative torture is not a prosecution. There are no rules of evidence in the administrative torture process.
Very correct. It is akin to starving a pilot out. Denied of natural justice and starved of income, usually means the pilot will cease and desist.
It is the cowardice of CASA on display for all pilots, and from the posts it appears they may have met an interesting adversary. CASA see themselves collectively above the law, not subject to oversight and therefore able to act unilaterally.
Also agree that CASA's insistence to invalidate possession of the said documents is bollocks, the court may well see it differently.