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Unwell_Raptor 11th Oct 2007 06:48

No judge or magistrate in England and Wales uses a gavel in court - ever!
That's the Americans, you see.

mfaff 11th Oct 2007 08:41

Well done FL.

Very impressive for sure. I hope you can retain your clarity of thought, expression and overall sanity in your new role.

All the best.

CRAN 11th Oct 2007 09:10

Well Done
 
Many Congratualtions Tudor,
All the Best,
CRAN
:ok:

GrumpyOldFart 11th Oct 2007 09:27

Look at them all, kissing up to hizzoner! Just in case, I suppose.

Case - geddit? Oh, never mind.


And spare a thought for how lonely poor bjcc is going to be now.



Seriously, though - Congratulations, FL!

:ok:

scruggs 11th Oct 2007 09:29

Nice one Tudor - many congratulations :ok:

Cheers

S

John Eacott 11th Oct 2007 10:13

Congratulations, Tudor :ok:

Taildragger67 11th Oct 2007 10:21

Well done, HH Judge Owen I look forward to reading your judgments. :ok:

Rat 5,

You raise a good and valid point, but FL has been known to - and his achievements much admired by - the PPRuNe community for some years now.

Sleeve Wing 11th Oct 2007 11:49

HHJ Flying Lawyer
 
Heartiest congratulations, Tudor.
How choice to have a man of conviction (!) and common sense on the Bench.
Very well deserved.

......................but what do we half-wits do now if we need a hand ?
As suggested, new callsign ? :ok:

FLI 11th Oct 2007 12:04

Tudor, very many congratulations on your well earned appointment.

We really are honoured to have you amongst the Rotorheads community

I know that you will keep your keen humour and sense of fair play when you are Sitting. Just go easy on the barristers!

FLI

Slopey 11th Oct 2007 12:08

< doffs cap respectfully

:D

PilotsPal 11th Oct 2007 12:33

Snaresbrook is, I believe, the largest court complex in the country, dealing with everything from naughty little toerags to some of the most dangerous people in the country. I've done jury service there three times and thoroughly enjoyed the two or three week escape from work on each occasion. I reckon I'm about due for another summons and will certainly make an effort to see our old friend ensconced on the bench.

VeeAny 11th Oct 2007 12:52

Tudor

Congratulations on your appointment.

Gary

rotorboater 11th Oct 2007 12:56

Congratulations Tudor, well done.

Are you still able to do defence work as well?
(Hopefully never need your services though!)

MarkD 11th Oct 2007 13:04

Who's going to keep the Campaign Against Aviation honest now?

A Magistrate writes about His Honour's appointment:

He is a long way from the judicial stereotype, being a qualified pilot of helicopters and fixed wing aircraft and an expert aviation lawyer. He has regularly come out on top in courtroom tussles with the Civil Aviation Authority. Last time I heard, he had a part share in a WW2 aeroplane and a Gazelle helicopter, but if he has to live on his salary, they may have to go! He is also a devotee of fast cars and fast driving - the latter may also have to go.

SASless 11th Oct 2007 13:17

As we wander through life, we sometimes run into a person that makes the trip a bit more enjoyable. Our man FL is just one of those rare folks that stand out amongst the crowd. I consider it an honour to have been allowed to know him and have the distinct pleasure to have shared a cockpit with him.....my last helicopter flight actually.

All the best in his new endeavour...."it's your Honor" now.:D:D

DozyWannabe 11th Oct 2007 18:08

I've never been part of a discussion that you have sir, but every post I've seen of yours I've regarded somewhere between respect and awe.

Cap doffed.

Ripline 11th Oct 2007 20:32

Lemming-like, I hasten to add my congratulations to all of those above. Every now and again the Establishment does something of which all right-thinking citizens can heartily approve!

I only met you once and sat enthralled by your gentle lecture that expanded our understanding of the Law and the CAA......

Best Wishes, Your Honour. I fear that the nom-de-plume Flying Lawyer will not grace this forum again and I understand why this might be so, but we will be the poorer for it, and I thank you for sharing your wisdom and experience with us.

Soft Landings!

Ripline

Wedge 11th Oct 2007 21:09

Congratulations Flying Lawyer
 

JUDICIAL APPOINTMENT

HM The Queen has appointed Tudor Wyn Owen to be a Circuit Judge on the advice of the Lord Chancellor.

The Lord Chief Justice has assigned him to the South Eastern Circuit, based in Snaresbrook Crown Court London with effect from Monday 29 October 2007.

His Honour Judge Owen is 56. He was called to the Bar in 1974. He was appointed as a Recorder on the South Eastern Circuit in 1991.
Great news, but now that he is a fully fledged Judge he will be subject to the scrutiny of the press and the public gaze; and the heavy duties and responsibilites of his new job mean that sadly for us we will no longer have the benefit of his eloquent and learned posts here in JB.

You'll be missed around here, Tudor. Well done again and best of luck in your new appointment. :ok:

Granite Monolith 11th Oct 2007 21:18

Pfft!

Already we're all mere mortals - hasn't even bothered to acknowledge this thread, has the new Judge. Looking down on us all, he is!


:}

3top 11th Oct 2007 21:37

THE FLYING JUDGE

...doesn't that sound good!

NO copyrights attached - go for it!

3top:cool:


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