Trial by Jury IS Democracy
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Sent : Monday, 7 February 2005 2:21:46 PM
Subject : Re: Trial by Jury IS Democracy
Dear Fellow Australians,
Countdown to Monday 8th March.
At 9:00 am on Tuesday, 8th March, in the Supreme Court of New South Wales, in the Law Courts Building, Queen's Square, Sydney, the Crown Solicitor will be attempting to crush our Right to Trial by Jury.
Anyone who understands the importance of the People of Australia having the Right to Trial by Jury and, therefore, a direct say in the Administration of Justice and being able to make Government Accountable, please buttemble opposite the Queen's Square at 8:30 am to go from there into the NSW Supreme Court to make known that the "Paladium of Liberty", the "Bulwark of Freedom" will not be denied to us in our Courts.
This particular case, CL 20395-04, presents evidence as to the illegitimacy of the appointments of the Governor-General and the State Governors and, therefore, the illegitimacy of the appointments of all Australian Judges plus the illegitimacy of Federal and State Statutory Legislation. These are issues which only be determined by the People of Australia, exercising their Sovereignty, ie: their ultimate authority to make and enforce laws. The Rules of Natural Justice preclude Judges from "judging in their own cause".
This is the ONLY chance we will have to set the records straight, reclaim our Rights and, by so doing, reclaim Australia. The Bill of Rights 1688 described the "counsellors, judges and ministers" as "evil" for "endeavouring to subvert and extirpate the laws and liberties of the kingdom". The American Declaration of Independence cited the "denying of the Right to Trial by Jury" as a principal grounds for the War of Independence. And now, in Australia, our own Parliaments and Judiciary are doing it all again.
As the NSW Sheriff's Office's video, "Our Jury, Our Values", summed it up, "No Juries? No Justice!".
50 T-shirts saying "TRIAL BY JURY IS DEMOCRACY" will be available for anyone wanting to borrow and wear one for the occasion. Afterwards, anyone wanting to buy one can send $15 to PO Box 4520, North Rocks, NSW 2151 - otherwise, they can be returned to me following the Court hearing.
Yours sincerely, John Wilson.
