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In 1997 I was imprisoned in Silverwater Goal
three weeks after being released on bail on the day of an incident in the
Supreme Court of New South Wales when I was charged under section 326 of the NSW
Crimes Act. The D.P.P. insisted on increasing the severity of the terms of
bail and the Magistrate in the Downing Centre Local Court imprisoned me when I
said the new terms were unfair. I stayed in Silverwater 2 days and 2
nights until a friend signed a surity for me. I kept on insisting in the
Local Court that my charges be tried by a jury. In March 1998, the
D.P.P. withdrew the charges and there was no trial for those
charges.
I am still involved in court battles with the banks and the
judges.
The question concerning the imprisoning episode is: Who
do I sue, ie: who is the Defendent to my being the Plaintiff,
for this violation of my rights?
Yours sincerely,
John Wilson.
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