On 5 January 2026, Mr Justice Johnson granted my application to appeal extradition to Spain.
He also observed issues concerning ‘abuse of process’ – Prosecutorial Misconduct, now to be considered as a Discrete Ground of Appeal
Thank you Mr Justice Johnson
Paul W D Blanchard
The High Court Justice has upheld my appeal against extradition to Spain following the Spanish Court’s ruling that the International arrest warrant against me be revoked.
Lawyers representing me filed grounds of appeal based on the following:
Passage of time – 25 years
Irrefutable evidence I provided intelligence to Spain’s General Intelligence Unit that may have prevented the Madrid and London 7/7 bombings
Abuse of process – Prosecutorial misconduct – by CPS lawyers
My appeal was listed for 12 / 13 May 2026 – Only 24 hours before:
SPAIN’S CASE COLLAPSED ON THE COURTHOUSE STEPS
Thank you Professor Jaime Campaner
My Spanish lawyer who exposed corruption both in the Spanish and English Courts which led the Spanish Court to revoke the extradition warrant against me
Professor Jaime Campaner – The Documentary – Coming soon
Documentary trailers on YouTube – British Justice Exposed
In granting leave to appeal, Mr Justice Johnson observed issues concerning ‘abuse of process’ – Prosecutorial Misconduct – now to be considered as a discrete ground of appeal.
Mr Edward Fitzgerald KC will argue [what the judge observed] that if the judge at Westminster Magistrate Court had decided the question about duty of candour differently, then he would have been required to order the appellant’s discharge.
The central issue: The defence had sought disclosure of material from the Spanish Court.
CPS advice to Spain dated 28 June 2024: “You do not need to provide the above documents to the UK executing judicial authority” and the implied motive [because] “It would assist us”.
The CPS “Perverting the course of Justice”
