----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2000
1:04 AM
Subject: Judges Judging
Themselves.
Dear Fellow Australians,
I am suing the Crown (under the title of
"State of New South Wales") for unlawful imprisonment
essentially because I was denied the right of trial by jury. This was
filed on 11 April, 2000. The Crown is vicariously liable for what the
employees of the Crown do and, by suing the Crown, no judge can judge
the whole or any part of the case.
Yesterday, the NSW Supreme Court List
Judge, Justice David Kirby, set the date of Tuesday, 12th December, 2000
for Justice Brian Sully to judge a Notice of Motion by the Crown
Solicitor for the case to be struck out.
Justice Kirby, of course, knows that
Justice Sully is an employee of the Crown but that has not stopped
him.
I have already named Justice Sully in
Court before Acting Justice Carruthers on 9 November, 2000 as being
implicated in the case because, on Monday, 6 September 1999, Justice
Brian Sully made a judgment against me not only denying me the right of
trial by jury but also rejecting my submissions that I am entitled to
"a competent, independent and impartial tribunal" under the
United Nations' International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights as
being "wholly and transparently without merit either in law or in
fact".
On Tuesday, 12th December, 2000,
Justice Brian Sully is being asked to not only judge in his own cause
(being an employee of the State of New South Wales) but also to judge
his own judgement.
This will be the fifth time I have been
to Court trying to get a jury for this particular action - not counting
the many previous times for other proceedings. Such is the shame of
Australian Courts.
Yours sincerely,
John
Wilson.
