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Love Letters from the Bar Table (Paperback)
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Love Letters from the Bar Table (Paperback)
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A non-fiction book about corruption in the Australian Government,
Judiciary and Federal Police. There is no doubt it will spark a
Royal Commission. The book is a great read for anyone who has an
interest in politics and non-fiction books on corruption. It is a
must read for anyone in the legal fraternity especially law
students and other students studying Ethics and Professional
Responsibility. It allows the reader to be a fly on the wall as it
happened and also see the abuses of the legal system from a
practical perspective not just a theoretical viewpoint as most
books on Ethics and Professional Responsibility are solely theory
based. The book also deals with corruption by the directors of
Fairfax Media and their lawyers Freehills, including the directors
of Freehills. The book includes documented evidence and names
names. Some of the highlights are, but not limited to: 1. Prima
Facie cases against a number of judicial officers for breaching
section 34 of the 1914 Crimes Act. 2. The Attorney General, Robert
McClelland, trying to cover up the corruption and caught out lying
about referring the corruption to the Federal Police. 3. The Prime
Minister Kevin Rudd turning a blind eye to the corruption and his
own criminal history. 4. The current directors of Fairfax Media
being in contempt of court. 5. A current judge having a sexual
relationship with one of the respondents while the judge was
hearing the matter. 6. Transcript evidence of a judicial officer
lying while on the bench in relation to having a personal interest
in the matters. When I started asking to many questions he quickly
transferred the matters to the Federal Court. 7. The fraudulent
costs bill sent to the author by Freehills Lawyers on behalf of
Fairfax Media which showed criminal conduct and fraud etc. So much
so that they could never enforce the costs. 8. The criminal history
of a judicial officer which includes price fixing and bribing a
witness. Plus much more. The Commonwealth Ombudsman, Professor John
McMillan, has openly stated in an ABC Four Corners interview
(October 2008) that the Australian Federal Police do not want to
know about corruption in their own department. He said he was also
told this directly by senior Australian Federal Police. This in
itself says there needs to be a Royal Commission. It is worth
noting that the Federal Police and the Federal Courts are all part
of the Attorney Generals Department. Some of the topics the book
raises and/or deals with are: judicial bias - judicial corruption -
bribes - perceived bias - actual bias - breaching the Barrister
Rules - breaching the Solicitor Rules - lack of ethics - abusing
procedural fairness - abuse of processes - delaying tactics - over
charging - attempted fraud - criminal conduct - attempting to
pervert the course of justice - fabricating evidence - dereliction
of duty - shredding of evidence personal interest. Just for the
record on the front and back covers there are pictures of the
Author holding a sign Justice Moore takes bribes. The photos were
tendered as part of an affidavit in court before Justice Moore. The
book has further information on history of the photos.
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