Filed By: :Waseem: Malik. – Living Man, Sui Juris
Date of Filing: 20 July 2025
Venue: High Court of Justice – King’s Bench Division
Judicial Review Ref: AC-2025-LON-001909
Respondent: Director of Public Prosecutions (CPS)

βš–οΈ Legal Weapon Deployed: R (Gujra) v DPP [2012] UKSC 52

Para 71 – Public Interest Test Failing:β€œβ€¦the decision must be made with the utmost rigour…subject to challenge in judicial review.”

Para 72 – Justification Mandate:β€œβ€¦Courts must be given intelligible reasons to justify discontinuance. Silence or unreasoned refusal is unlawful.”

πŸ“Œ Applied Context:
CPS refusal to engage with private prosecution (Exhibit AA) lacks both rigour and intelligible justification.
Claimant has filed charges under Contempt of Court Act, Misfeasance, and Obstruction β€” all documented, sworn, and unrebutted. CPS silence constitutes actionable dishonour.

πŸ’£ Ultimatum Clause

Directive Outcome
CPS permits prosecution Admits procedural collapse by Thames Valley Police
CPS blocks prosecution unlawfully Gujra doctrine triggers judicial censure & contempt exposure

🧨 Trap Activated: Any CPS attempt to dismiss or ignore the application without express reasoning activates Gujra-based judicial review under Ref: AC-2025-LON-001909.

πŸ“Ž Evidence Anchors Filed

πŸ“‚ Suggested File Name:

Exhibit_H_GujraIndictment_CPS_Malik_2025-07-20.pdf

πŸ“Ž **CE-File Label:**Gujra Application / CPS Obstruction / Judicial Review Weaponization

πŸ’¬ CE-File Comment: