Jan Roos - woordkunstenaar

Jan Roos wrote that he was, in his own words, lifted from his bed and locked up in a cell because of a joke in a satirical program. He added that the woman he was referring to was notably silent at that time and used derogatory terms about her appearance. https://t.co/KUEOrZFiSx #satire #vrijheidvanmeningsuiting #humor (translated)

Jan Roos wrote that his lawyer, who he claimed had withdrawn from the case due to absence, had unexpectedly received an email. According to Roos, it stated that the postponement of the case had already been reported, but not to him, and that the Public Prosecution Service would change or add something. https://t.co/efrmVfrhVT #recht #advocaat #justitie (translated)

Jan Roos wrote that his lawyer's request for a postponement had been denied. According to Roos, his lawyer was unable to attend and had informed the Public Prosecution Service that two weeks was too short to prepare the case, while the Public Prosecution Service had had two years for that. #rechtszaal #justitie #advocaat (translated)

Jan Roos wrote that he had indicated in protest that he would not attend, because his lawyer was unavailable and there was too little time to prepare the case, especially with a new lawyer. According to Roos, the Public Prosecution Service decided to postpone the case due to his lawyer's unavailability, although he believed that reason had not previously led to a postponement. #rechtspraak #advocaat #juridisch (translated)

Jan Roos wrote that the lawsuit about jokes about overweight women on the 13th would not take place. According to him, neither he nor his lawyer had received any communication about it from the Public Prosecution Service, while Dennis's lawyer had been informed. Roos found it particularly strange that he was not involved in that communication and also described the reason for the postponement as unusual. #rechtszaak #communicatie #uitstel (translated)

Jan Roos wrote that the Public Prosecution Service had convened a multiple chamber for his jokes for the second time. He asked if that had happened more often and noted, according to him, it was striking that in a country with capacity problems, three judges were assigned to such a case. #grappen #rechtspraak #Nederland (translated)

Jan Roos wrote that he had listened in amazement to Royce de Vries' podcast about the upcoming lawsuit from Roddelpraat. He described the content as virtually entirely factually unfounded and subjective, and said that he understood why De Vries almost never won a case. #podcast #rechtspraak #Roddelpraat (translated)

The so-called right-wing newspaper @telegraaf has once again said nothing about my latest prosecution for a joke. From the last time I was taken out of bed to today, nothing. They do have room for important news. https://t.co/i7nxJW3yvO #vrijheidvanmeningsuiting #journalistiek #politiekevervolging (translated)