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May 19th, 2024 
Awake Goy 
A huge burden on society, including taxpayers is a corrupt arm of
government called the Judicature, that being the judiciary, staff
connected with the administration of justice including the police.
Court documents
obtained from a source that wishes the details not to be published in
order to remain unidentified, show that Victoria Police falsify
statements to suit their alleged ‘facts’ in order to gain
successful outcomes for police.
Remembering that a
‘person’ has the ‘right to a fair hearing’ is not a saying or
anecdote, but rather a law, and at a state level, it’s enshrined in
the Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities Act, 2006 Section
24.
Cited court
documents have shown on many occasions that the prosecution
‘supports’ the false statements of corrupt police, where
ultimately the judiciary especially in the lower courts also turn a
blind eye to police corruption.
BUT does the accused
ever get a ‘fair hearing’ in Victoria?
For one, it’s not
a level ‘paying field’ as it’s two versus one, where the
prosecution in the office and the court room (two different
‘persons’) are against you, the accused.
When you (first and foremost) their ‘customer’ first enter the business called the court, you’re greeted with a lie, by the clerk behind the desk.
You are asked how do you wish to plea, where you are told that there are two choices that being guilty or not guilty.
You are being ‘sold’ a lie, first off the bat the court is being dishonest with you!
You have another choice that they do not want you to know about, as it is not ‘beneficial’ for the court, that being a plea of “no plea”
See document within the link: How to plea in court
The prosecution also falsely claims that the “Preliminary Brief” that you are supplied with is factually the full brief, contrary to the titled document.
What will they think of next?
Claim that an ‘Excel’ spreadsheet is an actual warrant? Which has actually been done in court many times before.
SO, with regards to
this ‘alleged’ fair hearing one is to obtain in Victorian courts
according to the law, it is stated in Section 24 (1)
“A person charged
with a criminal offence or a party to a civil proceeding has the
right to have the charge or proceeding decided by a competent,
independent and impartial court or tribunal after a fair and
public hearing. “
The focus in the
above paragraph are the words “independent and impartial”.
Also the Court is to
function solely in Crown (the King or Queen) in right of the State of
Victoria.
You will see in law
or Acts the words “Act to bind Crown” followed by “This
Act binds the Crown, not only in right of the State of Victoria..”
A
document in the public domain authored by the Magistrates’ Court of
Victoria states otherwise.
See
link to original document:
Courts acting under dictation owned by financial services institutions
The
document states the following, at the end of the first page:
“Develop, maintain, and enhance key relationships with internal and external stakeholders to influence decision making processes and outcomes critical to the success of MCV, including court staff and judiciary, Court Services Victoria, and other Victorian government departments.”
—
Therefore
the Victorian judiciary or rather more accurately the judicature does not
function independently nor impartially, where they are influenced for the
(financial?) benefit of the businesses for the stakeholders.
Who
are these ‘stakeholders’?
The
truth is that they are banking and financial services institutions,
like Vanguard and BlackRock.
Therefore,
will any person obtain a “fair hearing” in Victoria?
Keep in mind that the mainstream media deliberately under reports corruption within the Judicature, where it’s through truly brave people labelled as whistleblowers that maybe the authorities can be held accountable, although past events show otherwise.
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