Stuart Syvret in court.

[man in the street]

i wish i could go and watch, when younger and unemployed i used to go and watch cases in the old magisrates court, the regulars of the day were always entertaining.

[tonytheprof]

Bob Bisson used to be a regular fixture watching cases in the Magistrate's Court - he was the chap with bible verses all over his house, and once was arrested for being in the Royal Square during a States sitting with a placard saying "Con Men in Session"!

[man in the street]

mr bisson, also was arrested for depositing chicken livers in the square to feed the pigeons , as they would dump all over the states building .
one placard out side his house , was devoted to the "soddomites".
 sadly i could not afford his old house , as i wanted to keep it the same as he did and renew his text as it faded.

[tonytheprof]

I always thought it was a shame it was so badly done. If he'd gone for bible texts like the Lindisfarne design, it would have had some artistic merit; instead, it was just a very sloppy paintpbrush, and some very poor handwriting scrawled all over it.

He'd also know the King James version off by heart, and would be apt to recite it at passing strangers (or fellow travellers on the bus!). I once made the mistake of trying to strike up a conversation with him; it was rather like the Dr Who story "The Mind Robber" where every character comes from literature and speaks nothing but sentences from the books they came from.

Still, we don't really have eccentrics like that nowadays. Nor the chap who used to take his dead (and mummified) mother around the island in his car.

[Dundee]

Mr Bisson was also a very good chess player, I played him in his later years and was on edge all the game waiting for one of his outbursts.

[tonytheprof]

He'd have clearly given Boris Spassky a hard time with both using psychological warfare!

[tonytheprof]

I see Stuart has been found guilty of the motoring offenses. But that's really the fine and small rfy stuff - the Data Protection Law and the public interest defense will be the interesting case.

[Dundee]

I should imagine they have him on that also, he is just wasting his time and a considerable amount of tax payers money in the process.
What will be the punishment? As previous breaches have just been dealt with in a soft manner it would appear a minimal fine will be the outcome, I suppose the damage he may have caused by breaching the law may make it more serious than what has happened previously. And one should imagine all states members had been warned in no uncertain terms not to make any more breaches.

He now has little or nothing to fall back on now.

[rogueelement]

Well dundee , he actually does have a huge following ............If I was him I would get rico and vice for children to start a collection from his hundreds of thousands of loyal supporter ,,,,,,,,,er supporters.
SorryI meant voice , not vice. typo !