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Legalapproach 10th Oct 2007 16:49

His Honour Judge Flying Lawyer
 
From todays Times our very own Flying Lawyer has been elevated to the ranks of the judiciary.


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.


Many deserved congratulations Tudor :ok:

Farrell 10th Oct 2007 16:51

Congratulations! Great news!

maxdrypower 10th Oct 2007 17:03

Just remember then Your Honour , should I ever appear before you as a profesional witness , I always agreed with you and think your sterling fella ,
Congrats

Say again s l o w l y 10th Oct 2007 17:14

Well Done Mi Lord........

At last someone with a sense of reality! I'll bet the CAA are pleased until they end up up in front of you!

lexxity 10th Oct 2007 17:42

Well, very many congratulations to you!

CR2 10th Oct 2007 17:46

Well done indeed! Congratulations!

:)

PingDit 10th Oct 2007 17:49

Very well done and congratulations! :ok:

Whirlygig 10th Oct 2007 17:49

Congratulations Tudor! I'm thrilled for you! :D :ok:

Cheers

Whirls

Basil 10th Oct 2007 17:52

Wait a minute!
Could be bad news if he is no longer permitted to plead. Don't know and lawyer nephew is out.

Nevertheless, Hearty congratulations. :ok:

Tom the Tenor 10th Oct 2007 18:17

Nice one. Well done! There'll be a vacancy for a tipstaff now!

Sir George Cayley 10th Oct 2007 18:31

If it may please the court.......
 
What a delicious scenario...

You, up before His Honour accused by CAA Plod of low flying, say your Hawker Hunter, over I dunno - the Isle of Black.

CAA put their case, towit you were seen proceeding in a westerley direction a tad lower than usual.

Your defence. Afternoon Tudor, Good flight wasn't it?

Case dismissed! Costs? Er about £48,000. Agreed:ok:

Oh if only.........

Sir George C

green granite 10th Oct 2007 19:22

Many congratulations Me Lud. :ok::D

High Wing Drifter 10th Oct 2007 19:27

Our very own Judge John Deed :ok:

BEagle 10th Oct 2007 20:33

Congratulations, Flying Lawyer!!
 
Heartiest congratulations to Tudor Owen, the well-known PPRuNe 'Flying Lawyer':


(Taken a few years ago when we flew Chipmunks together at the University of London Air Squadron)


'Flying Lawyer' is to get some circuit time in - as the 'Flying Judge'!

Congratulations, Tudor. Your terrific contribution to the good of aviation and the well-being of aviators in trouble is well-known and much appreciated - all the best for your new responsibilities.

Sorry I can't make it to your celebration shindig - but have a great time.

vaqueroaero 10th Oct 2007 20:33

Congratulations FL! :ok:

Unwell_Raptor 10th Oct 2007 20:36

Well done, Your Aviating Honour.

Life will be different for Tudor from now on, as he will have to take the judges' vows of silence. It can sometimes be a bit lonely on the Bench, apart from working with brother judges, because everything he says and does will be subject to scrutiny by the Press in particular. The CAA will probably be glad to be rid of a thorn in their side though, because he habitually made mincemeat of their prosecutions.

I shall resist the temptation to say anything about motoring offences, since he will only see a few of the very worst, other than on appeal from the lower court.

Good luck HHJ Tudor Wyn Owen, and I wish you well in dispensing justice to the rough folk who live in and around Snaresbrook.

Clarence Oveur 10th Oct 2007 20:43

Does a PPRuNe membership give you a discount?

I am only joking. I realize Tudor is Incorruptible.

TBirdFrank 10th Oct 2007 21:00

All shades and classes contribute to Ppprune - could there be more eloquent proof? - I do trust this won't mean less of the erudite contributions!

Wedge 10th Oct 2007 21:16

Many congratulations, Your Honour. ;) I'm sure you will make an excellent Circuit Judge.

I wish you well in dispensing justice to the rough folk who live in and around Snaresbrook.

And that's just the Barristers.

West Coast 10th Oct 2007 21:16

Congrat's. You'll fit in well with all the other judges in La Jolla.

What Limits 10th Oct 2007 21:23

His Honour Judge Flying Lawyer
 
Rotorheads veteran and scourge of the CAA Enforcement Branch, Flying Lawyer is now a Judge!
Well done Tudor
More info here
http://www.pprune.org/forums/showthread.php?t=295673

RAT 5 10th Oct 2007 21:24

Tounge in cheek, and not wishing to put a dampener on matters, but have not many others been castigated for identifyling aliases, or was this one well known hitherto?




Well known hitherto.
PPRuNe Admin

Bellerophon 10th Oct 2007 21:39

Tudor, Many, Many Congratulations,

I'm sure there will be those within the CAA legal department also celebrating your elevation to the Bench, although a few of them, just possibly, for slightly different reasons!

Anyway, I'm delighted for you, and I hope you find your new position both interesting and fulfilling.

Best Wishes, Your Honour,

Bellerophon.

John Farley 10th Oct 2007 21:51

Don't you just love it when something sensible happens!

Sincere congratulations Tudor

John

P.Pilcher 10th Oct 2007 22:03

Yes - Congratulations. It presumably means an end to the many learned posts we have had the pleasure of reading and which have improved our legal knowledge so much over the years. It would be nice to think that a new poster may appear with a similar grip of legal matters and whose real identity will remain totally confidential - purely to discuss aviation matters of course........ I'll say no more!


P.P.

flugholm 10th Oct 2007 22:07

I take it, a circuit judge can only deal with air law things happening within the traffic circuit of EGXY aerodrome, right? :E

Anyway, big congratulations from me! :ok:

treadigraph 10th Oct 2007 22:16

It's great to hear some good news :ok:

Many congratulations FL, and I do hope that your new duties will still leave you ample time to indulge in some aviating and PPRuNing.

Treadders

Lord Mount 10th Oct 2007 22:20

And from one who catches, investigates, charges and puts the miscreants in front of Your Honour may I add my congratulations.

As I work within the catchment area of SNCC will I now have to declare a conflict of interest if any of my cases come up in front of yourself?

LM

3top 10th Oct 2007 22:23

Doesn't a judge have the right or even obligation to do right!
So when the CAA and/or defendant come up with hogwash he should/could just throw 'em out - literally?!!

Just an idea, probably saw to much Law&Order stuff on TV...

Congratulations Sir!!

You're goin' to change your call sign now?

3top:cool:

PS: Funny thing is that a lawyer is supposed to do the best possible for his client, whether it is right/just or not....
He is a Lawyer not a Judge...

Now it is the other way around for "Flying Judge"...
I assume you have some "discretion" available...

mini 10th Oct 2007 22:44

Congratulations FL, I'm sure you will find some way of staying with us here.

Lord Mount, surely that should be "investigates" then "catches"... :E

FL will have you if you get muddled on that one. :ok:

Granite Monolith 10th Oct 2007 22:49


His Honour Judge Owen is 56


Looks more like 66:p

paco 11th Oct 2007 00:23

Oh Gawd! I'd love to be there when the first ANO prosecution comes before him! :)

Congratulations, and well done. At least there will be someone on one bench who is in touch with modern life (without prejudice to any others that might be there!)

Phil

Tinstaafl 11th Oct 2007 01:00

Well done! Wonderful to see such a knowledgeable, rational & thinking person appointed to such a position.

Does this mean you can ask your own searching questions directly to the CAA's lawyers & witnesses to determine where the truth may lie? Or must you only consider what defense & prosecution present?

BTW, if I should ever be up before your beakiness, will a simple "It wasn't me, your Honour" do for me to be acquitted?

Loose rivets 11th Oct 2007 05:16

So are we all invited to a bash in New Hall ? ;)

Mac the Knife 11th Oct 2007 05:25

Congratulations FL - damn good show.

:ok: Mac

soggyboxers 11th Oct 2007 05:40

Congratulations Me Lud
 
Hearty congratulations Tudor. Most of us only get called to a bar to partake of something which makes us then do stupid things. You were called to a different bar and have moved on to something which will at times call for you to exercise the judgement of Solomon. If your previous experience and your many wise posts on here are anything to go by, I'm sure you'll do a great job. Very well done yer Honour :ok:

haughtney1 11th Oct 2007 05:40

well done FL :ok:

Parapunter 11th Oct 2007 06:20

Congratulations Tudor, may your gavel always be noisy!:ok:

VfrpilotPB/2 11th Oct 2007 06:47

Very well done Tudor,

Must make you exceptionally proud,

Peter R-B
Vfrpilotpb

VfrpilotPB/2 11th Oct 2007 06:47

Very well done Tudor,

Must make you exceptionally proud,

Peter R-B
Vfrpilotpb


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