Willful Defiance of the High Court's Authority (Logs #489–#495)

🧾 My Statement of Facts

On or around 30 May 2025, I obtained a judicial order from the High Court requiring Thames Valley Police to return my unlawfully seized property — namely, my mobile device containing essential medical data. This order was communicated both through formal filing channels and personal service (see Log #489).

Despite this, no compliance occurred. Worse, when I attended the police station to execute the order in person (Log #484), I was dismissed and denied enforcement. Further, Log #491 confirms that Thames Valley Police’s legal department acknowledged the order — and still refused to act.

This was not mere delay. It was deliberate and coordinated contempt of a binding judicial instruction.

⚖️ Applicable Law: Contempt of Court

1️⃣ Common Law Contempt (Civil Contempt)

A person or body commits contempt if they willfully disobey a lawful order of the court. This includes:

• Deliberate failure to comply with court-ordered property return
• Obstructing a party’s ability to access judicial remedies
• Undermining the authority of the court

The actions of TVP and PC H. Lacey qualify on all counts.

2️⃣ Form N600 – Committal for Contempt of Court

On 17 June 2025, I filed Form N600, initiating contempt proceedings against Thames Valley Police, citing:

• Log #489 – the valid order
• Log #484 – the attempted enforcement and rejection
• Log #491 – their written refusal