Tag: MArio Mifsud
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Labour’s gutter society on the public broadcaster
There is this widely held belief among people who are furious about Yorgen Fenech’s verdict in court, and many of these people are so normal and well-meaning that they think the Prime Minister and his acolytes were shocked and surprised by Yorgen Fenech’s verdict. This genuine surprise is being confused with naivety, though, since matters…
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A coward who has an appetite for human noses
Someone tipped me off about this clip, which was part of a program on the Labour Party’s TV station called Bil-Fatti (hilarious as facts are the last thing that will ever come out of ONE). It shows the lawyer and brother to the Magistrate Joe Mifsud, Mario Mifsud making a reference to me. The discussion…
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Why the Labour Party needs a tight grip on prison: to manage scandals
There are many reasons why the Labour Party and Prime Minister Robert Abela would, out of their own interest, hold tight oversight over Malta’s prison. Apart from monitoring the criminals with whom they themselves are involved, they can use their control to manage their own scandals that happen in prison. Most recently, this kind of…
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Prison Lawyer Nicholas Mifsud inherited his contract (by direct order) from his father Mario Mifsud: the nose-biting lawyer
The current in-house prison lawyer representing the prison in Court, the son of Mario Mifsud, inherited the contract that was awarded to his father by direct order. Mario Mifsud is also the brother of Magistrate Joe Mifsud. Whilst appearing for the Corradino Correctional Facility, Nicholas Mifsud is also appearing for several inmates such as Abner…
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Court refuses to appoint medical expert in Mario Mifsud’s nose-biting case
Yesterday in Court, proceedings continued for the very bizarre and interesting case of Mario Mifsud who is accused of biting the nose of his victim. Mario Mifsud is the brother of Magistrate Joe Mifsud and Simon Mercieca’s lawyer. That’s enough weird and creepy stuff in two sentences to draw up a festival of circuses. Everything…
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Biting a nose was never in my hand-to-hand combat manual
Biting your adversary in a fight is usually useful while your arms and legs are locked, but biting the nose of your adversary is a kind of attack that is rather quite difficult to imagine if you are a man. I’ve seen women biting men and women in fights, and rarely have I seen men…