Dear Len,

That's a good plan.

I am presented suing the Crown on the same basis.

The judges know that it must be a jury trial and are breaking all the laws
to prevent a jury by the other side filing a Notice of Motion to dismiss the
case and the judges (although they must not deal with it, themselves) plan
to judge the Notice of Motion and strike out the Claim.  It's totally
illegal - but judges are criminals and traitors, as you know.

Sully J ruled on 15/12/00 that a judge (he, in particular) can determine a
Notice of Motion by the Crown Solicitor to dismiss my Claim of Unlawful
Imprisonment - and that I am appealing against to the Court of Appeal with
an Application for Leave to Appeal to go before judges on 26/03/01.  This I
expect will go in favour of Sully J ---- and then it's off to the High
Court, etc, etc.

Judicial Corruption is TOTAL.  The only way to smash it is for many
Australians to sue the banks (or bank officers) and demand jury trials -
over and over and over until the system is broken.

Yours sincerely,

John.
-----Original Message-----
From: Bill Sweetwater <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: JohnWilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tuesday, 16 January 2001 7:23
Subject: Bank fraud


>Dear John,
>
>G'day. A thought that has been running through my mind
>for some time is that perhaps we should arrange for a
>person to sue a bank loans officer in a civil suit,
>with a jury, in order to show the fraud and raise the
>Nurnberg principles whereby it is insufficient to hide
>behind the claim that ..."one was only doing what one
>was told by one's superiors."
>
>Food for further thought?
>
>Cheers,
>
>Len Clampett
>
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