✦ Formal Log of Procedural Interference
Filed Date: 21 July 2025
Reference Code: SWANK-RM-CC0717
PDF Filename: 2025-07-21_SWANK_Addendum_RositaMoise_CommunicationThreat.pdf
1-Line Summary: Rosita Moise threatens to escalate lawful email copying to the Court, suppressing transparency and enforcing departmental gatekeeping.
I. What Happened
On 17 July 2025, Rosita Moise, Senior Solicitor for Bi-borough Legal Services, responded to my formal notice regarding an assessment objection. Rather than addressing the substantive objection — which was grounded in NHS Resolution correspondence disproving the initial safeguarding referral — she issued a procedural warning.
Her focus was not the children’s welfare, the medical evidence, or the lawfulness of continuing assessments under discredited grounds. Instead, she objected to who was copied in the email.
She wrote that if I continued to copy public-facing legal and social work contacts — all professionally involved in the matter — she would “bring this to the further attention of the judge.”
This was not a confidentiality breach. It was not a privacy violation. It was the Local Authority’s solicitor attempting to control narrative visibility by restricting my lawful documentation practices as a Litigant in Person.
II. What the Complaint Establishes
This incident illustrates a broader institutional tactic: to define transparency as misconduct.
By asserting that copying legal and social care simultaneously is "unhelpful" and "duplicative," Ms. Moise:
Treats cross-departmental awareness as insubordination
Attempts to isolate communications that challenge her authority
Reduces procedural inclusion to a logistics complaint
Such tactics are designed not to streamline communication but to suppress overlap, conceal contradiction, and maintain internal narrative control.
III. Why This Was Logged
Because this was a warning letter in disguise — delivered not for procedural integrity, but for procedural silence.
Because a parent defending herself in active litigation, using court-approved written-only methods, is not a nuisance — she is a witness.
And because when a government solicitor tells a disabled mother that her transparency may warrant judicial escalation, she is not protecting a process. She is protecting herself from it.
IV. Violations
Article 6 ECHR – Interference with fair access and communication rights
Article 10 ECHR – Attempted suppression of lawful, public-interest correspondence
Equality Act 2010, Sections 20 and 27 – Procedural victimisation following disclosure
Children Act 1989 – Breach of duty to maintain transparent, participatory proceedings
Case law principles on openness – Especially for parties acting without legal aid
V. Position Statement
I will not fragment my communications to satisfy institutional discomfort. I will not perform blind correspondence to departments pretending not to read what they all helped coordinate. And I will not limit who I copy to soothe a solicitor’s aversion to scrutiny.
This record will remain intact — and so will my email headers.
This document has been logged as evidence of attempted silencing under the guise of process management.
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