A judge has quashed a private prosecution by the CAA as abusive and vexatious, forcing the charity to carry the judgment into future cases.Right, so the Campaign Against Antisemitism has just been handed a court judgment it cannot escape, cannot reframe, and cannot make go away because it’s been baked into how the justice system treats them from this moment forward. In their case against the comedian Reginald D Hunter, a judge has found intentional non-disclosure, described a prosecution as abusive, said the motive was cancellation, and then ordered that those findings must be carried into every future legal application the organisation makes. That is not just a bad ruling. That is a permanent downgrade.This isn’t just about one failed case or one unhappy defendant. It locks in a pattern that’s been building for years, where political pressure is ...