Judgment Approved by the court for handing down. Solicitor General v Millinder “According to you, it is fine to be arbitrarily convicted of any offence, just as long as the accused knows about it. Evidence does not figure in the equation. Well, it doesn't with you anyway, it was a malicious, pre-conceived stitch up. You will find however, very shortly, that you have only stitched yourself. Can you please, at least, answer those questions? Thank you.” 58. Email 3, sent on 23 December 2021 at 03:57 Signed, Paul Millinder “Prince, and the other cheating white-collar criminals purporting to be judges have effectually "stepped into the shoes" of the fraudsters to deprive me of my right of access to justice, to continue the principal offenders blatant fraud and to prevent justice being served on them.” 59. Email 4, sent on 31 December 2021 at 17:53. Signed, Intelligence UK International SA “You have made one too many mistakes. You are the master of your own destiny, well done. We congratulate you on your achievements, to date.” This email attached copies of appeal documents addressed to the Court of Appeal, Criminal Division. 60. As Mr Hays, on behalf of the Solicitor General, submitted, the evidence that Mr Millinder sent all these emails is overwhelming. There is no need to repeat Mr Whitgrave’s detailed forensic analysis of the correspondence, which the Court accepts, and which Mr Millinder did not seek to challenge. It establishes that the first email sent to Mr Justice Fancourt was sent from an address that was set up by Mr Millinder to correspond with the CPS, but which he also used for correspondence with Newcastle Crown Court. It refers to the reference number for his appeal in the Newcastle Crown Court. It reiterates complaints about the GCRO which were rehearsed in the section 42 proceedings. The other emails not only bore Mr Millinder’s name or that of Intelligence UK but were sent from another email address associated with him, which he used for correspondence in connection with the criminal proceedings. 61. All but one of the emails were signed by Mr Millinder or by Intelligence UK. As Mr Whitgrave establishes, a telephone number given for Intelligence UK is the number given for Mr Millinder in an application he made for a summons or warrant for the arrest of Mr Justice Fancourt which was one of the attachments to the first email. 62. The theme, style and language of all the emails is distinctive; there are repeated references to a conspiracy by “Jewish Zionist Freemasons”. That phrase, or variants of it, appears in various different pieces of correspondence from Mr Millinder referred 17