Definition: "Ultra vires" is Latin for "beyond the powers." It refers to actions taken by a public body or official that exceed the legal authority granted to them by law.

When a constable, council, or court acts ultra vires, their actions are void in law — not voidable — but null from the beginning, with no legal force or standing.

🔥 Application to PC H. Lacey and TVP

You allege multiple ultra vires actions by the agent PC Harriet Lacey (P4867), each constituting a constitutional tort and actionable harm:

🟥 1. Unlawful Entry Without Warrant

• 📜 Statute Breached: Criminal Law Act 1977, s.6; PACE 1984, s.17
• ✅ No exigent circumstances
• ❌ No judicial warrant
• → Ultra vires act of forced home invasion

🟥 2. Unlawful Seizure of Property

• 📜 Statute Breached: PACE 1984, s.19–22
• ❌ No grounds for seizure
• ❌ No judicial order
• → Medical devices taken, including diabetes management phones
• → Ultra vires confiscation violating due process and health rights

🟥 3. Forgery or Abuse of Legal Process