Is not disclosing your address a reason alone to be remanded into prison?
<p>What do you do if your duty solicitor recommended you to self represent but the judge / court basically ignores the testimony and continue to abuse, exploit and invert language and its meaning/origin backed up by &quot;laws&quot; to put pressure onto someone who is innocent. Why are so many laws designed to intentionally create &quot;criminals&quot;? Those who have the courage to speak out and expose abuse, corruption and crime seem to be more and more considered and labeled a danger or even a terrorist to public safety and health.</p>

<p><strong>No.</strong></p>
<p>Refusing to tell the address <strong>alone</strong> is not a reason to detain somebody. But there are situations where the authorities can demand that a person identifies himself or herself, including such details as the address (or lack of a permanent residency). In such a situation, failure to identify yourself can get you locked up.</p>
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<p>Also, the tone of your posting seems to question the legitimacy of the UK government and legal system as a whole. That <em>is</em> a box you're putting yourself into, and the company you find there is not very pleasant.</p>

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