📘 Exhibit J – High Court Protection Order: Return of Property & Jurisdictional Recognition

Filed By: :Waseem: Malik. – Living Man, Sui Juris
Date of Order: 30 June 2025
Issuing Authority: High Court of Justice – King's Bench Division
Judicial Review Ref: AC-2025-LON-001909
Respondents: Thames Valley Police, Berkshire Magistrates’ Court

⚖️ Order Summary

Directive	Details
Return of Property	All items seized from the claimant, including medical devices (phones), must be returned within 7 days
Jurisdictional Recognition	The claimant is recognized as a sui juris living man, not subject to corporate fiction or commercial venue
Prohibition of Interference	No further enforcement action may be taken without verified jurisdiction and rebuttal of standing
Sealing Clause	The order is sealed and binding under CPR 81.4 and Contempt of Court Act 1981

📎 Evidentiary Anchors

Affidavit of Standing – Attached to Exhibit J
Notice of Dishonour (Log #560) – Triggered by non-compliance
Exhibit AA / AB – Charges filed against PC Harriet Lacey for contempt of this order
Exhibit AG – Historical Torture Affidavit contextualizing harm

🧭 Strategic Impact

This exhibit is the legal firewall that PC Harriet Lacey breached. Her failure to comply triggered Count 1 – Contempt of Court in your private prosecution.
It also forms the jurisdictional foundation for your Judicial Review and Civil Claim, proving that the harm was not just procedural — it was a violation of sealed judicial protection.