The clause is part of a wider bill enacting recommendations from the royal commission into institutional child sex abuse."Sorry? For what?" says Thompson. The 49-year-old is lean, almost skinny. He wears jeans, a T-shirt and running shoes and sports a thin mustache and soul patch, both stippled with gray. "You tell me that. Tell me what the hell would they be sorry for. They tried to kill me. To apologize would mean they're admitting the system is broken." His voice has been gradually increasing in volume. He's nearly yelling now. "That everyone around them is broken. It's the same motherfucking system that's protecting them."
$2.2m in Mafia bribes to NSW judges alleged in top-secret police reports
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- Category: Judicial Corruption
- Created: Monday, 06 July 2015 02:45
- Written by Nick McKenzie, Richard Baker, Michael Bachelard - Sydney Morning Herald
Australian Mafia: the more it changes, the more it stays the same
An Australian Mafia boss allegedly paid $2.2 million in bribes to NSW judges to get lighter jail sentences, top-secret police intelligence reports reveal.
The reports also reveal how the price of some food – including certain types of seafood in Sydney – may be more expensive due to Mafia control of the supply chain across Australia.
A joint Fairfax Media and ABC Four Corners investigation has obtained a series of confidential Australian police reports written and circulated to state agencies between 2003 and 2014.
Broken System: Electing judicial bias what factors might be at play that could influence judicial power?
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- Category: Judicial Corruption
- Created: Wednesday, 29 August 2018 10:02
- Written by Stephen Krasner - The Good Men Project
What factors might be at play that could influence judicial power? If you're heading into divorce, arm yourself with this knowledge.
Impartiality under the law portrays this idea to most people that they can expect their rights to be afforded equally and fairly before a tribunal within our judicial system—or at least take solace that upon having representation, usually in the form of an attorney, allows for a guarantor to safeguard this notion.
These ideas are the underpinnings of those civil rights and liberties we have come to cherish that are found within the confines of the United States Constitution—but often absent for many parents forced to contend with the many competing interests playing out in family law environments.
Wars of Custody
New Queensland Child protection legislation receives assent
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- Category: Legislation and Acts
- Created: Tuesday, 14 November 2017 22:59
- Written by TimeBase
The Child Protection Reform Amendment Bill 2017 (the Bill) which was initially introduced into the Queensland House of Assembly on 9 August 2017, by the Hon Shannon Fentiman MP (Member for Waterford), has now received Assent [enacted as the Child Protection Reform Amendment Act 2017, Act No 44 of 2017] with the Act commencing on 10 November 2017.
Background
According to the Bill’s Summary, the objectives will be to:
- promote positive long-term outcomes for children in the child protection system through timely decision making and decisive action towards either reunification with family or alternative long-term care;
- promote the safe care and connection of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children with their families, communities and cultures;
- provide a contemporary information sharing regime for the child protection and family support system, which is focused on children’s safety and well-being; and
- support the implementation of other key reforms under the Supporting Families Changing Futures program (the reform program) and address identified legislative issues.
Australian Crime Code S271.6 - Aggravated offence of domestic trafficking in persons
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- Category: Legislation and Acts
- Created: Sunday, 13 January 2013 12:24
- Written by Alecomm2
(1) A person (the first person) commits an aggravated offence of domestic trafficking in persons if the first person commits the offence of domestic trafficking in persons in relation to another person (the victim) and any of the following applies:
(a) the first person commits the offence intending that the victim will be exploited, either by the first person or by another, after arrival at the place to which the person has been transported;
(b) the first person, in committing the offence, subjects the victim to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment;
(c) the first person, in committing the offence:
Lawyer Pat Barry files federal suit against the State Bar - James Towery, Fox, Wagstaffe all named in Anti-Sherman suit
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- Category: Judicial Corruption
- Created: Saturday, 03 June 2017 13:29
- Written by Jane and John Q Public
Pat Barry, an attorney. who was declared vexatious when she tried to defend her client Michele Fortinos in probate and family law cases, where fraud, domestic violence and child abuse ran rampant, has filed a federal suit against the State Bar, for Sherman Anti Trust violations.
Ms. Barry's suit names attorneys and judges but also appears to be the first real effort to describe to federal courts what is going on in family law cases.
Counties charged with dividing community property and protecting children have been doing anything but. Ms. Barry's suit gives a glimpse into what people are being exposed to as due process is checked at the door when divorce and probate matters are at hand.
Ms, Barry's claims of historic failures to protect the public are not fictional. For the past three decades family court victims have failed to understand how they enter courts of equity and end up losing their children, their property, and their retirement. Parents describe horrific tales of courts using law enforcement to force their children into reunification programs with abusers. Business owners describe incompetent lawyers , CPAs and receivers mismanaging business valuation processes and taking all the money in doing so.
Best practice in the conduct of Care Proceedings in the NSW Children’s Court
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- Category: Law Courts and Legal Matters
- Created: Thursday, 01 August 2013 23:36
- Written by Judge Peter Johnstone - NSW Children’s Court
Children’s Court of New South Wales
Community Services Division Legal Conference
Darling Harbour:
Introduction
1. This paper has been prepared for the 2013 Department of Family and Community Services (FaCS) Legal Services Care and Protection Conference on Thursday 1 August 2013.
2. Attendees at the conference will include both public and private legal practitioners representing FaCS in care proceedings in the Children's Court of New South Wales.
3. The paper is presented in four parts: the first part will address model litigant requirements, the code of conduct obligations, and case management in care proceedings. The second part will deal with alternative dispute resolution. The third part will deal with the Children's Court Clinic, and the fourth part will address the way forward for care proceedings. I have added an Appendix dealing with some recent cases of importance.
Judge Stephen Thackray no doubt a paedophile
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- Category: Corrupt Magistrates and Judges
- Created: Friday, 15 April 2016 10:25
- Written by Alecomm2
Judge’s decision to have baby Gammy’s twin Pipah raised by sex offender father ‘appalling’.
Bravehearts founder Hetty Johnston has slammed a judge’s decision to let baby Pipah be raised by a convicted child sex offender.
A JUDGE’S order to have a baby girl raised by a convicted sex offender has been slammed by Australia’s leading child protection campaigner.
In a shocking decision handed down in the Family Court of Western Australia yesterday, Justice Stephen Thackray ordered the twin sister of baby Gammy, the child at the centre of an international surrogacy dispute after being left in Thailand, remain with her sex offender father.
David Farnell, the biological father of the pair, has 22 prior convictions for child sexual abuse.
NSW lawyer struck off for producing false evidence
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- Category: Lawyers and Solicitors
- Created: Friday, 09 June 2017 21:36
- Written by Paul Gregoire and Ugur Nedim - Sydney Criminal Lawyers
On 19 April 1996, Mark Ireland was admitted to practice as a solicitor in New South Wales.
Seventeen years into his career, the lawyer engaged in professional misconduct and was struck off the roll of legal practitioners on 26 May this year.
The Director-General’s obligation to disclose corrupt conduct
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- Category: Legislation and Acts
- Created: Monday, 05 April 2010 16:16
- Written by Alecomm
Under the Independent Commission Against Corruption Act 1988, the Director-General has a responsibility to report certain forms of corrupt conduct to the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC).
Corrupt conduct involves the misuse of public office, for example:
• dishonesty
• partiality (ie. bias)
• breach of trust (ie. misuse of one’s position), or
• misuse of government information where such conduct could amount to a criminal offence, a disciplinary offence or give reasonable grounds for dismissal of a staff member.
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We intend on using almost one dozen different legislation / acts. Below are a few that we feel would have the most impact for class action causes and or entry to Australian Crime Commission help. What we need to be able to utilise the legislations is more than one person claiming the same type of offence, and by different departments and different areas. This can show mass conspiracies so to speak which would then be covered by the National Crime Act.We also plan to use Crimes (Hostages) Act 1900 as this act allows for persons being held hostage (ie our children) until we agree to submit to persons to what they ask. This is keeping a hostage, and by DOCs taking your children and not returning them until you have signed undertakings is not only hostage taking but blackmail.
There is no such thing as CONsent Orders. You cannot possibly say anybody voluntarily signs these orders when the department has their children and will not return them until the orders are signed. These are not Consent Orders. This is Blackmail.
When crimes total to over 3 years imprisonment which we can make an easy jump to, they are then also available to go to the National Crimes Act.
We also plan on using the Director General as DOCs legislation and code of conduct and ethics documentation available also shows that any crime committed against these acts MUST be reported to the director general. And as such the director general also has an obligation to report fraud and misconduct to the Attorney General and the Australian Crimes Commission.
We will use the evidence we have to submit to lower level figures about their staff and they are then obligated to submit the complaint (by legislation) to the director general. If they do not do this, they are then setting themselves up for charges also. We will know if this is done because not only will we be submitting this information / complaints this way, but we will also be submitting directly to the director general also, who ALSO is under obligation to send to the Australian Crime Commsision and the Independant Commission Against Corruption.
So, you say ... What do you need to do now ??
You need to gather all your documents and evidence and start splitting hairs and complaints down to division / person and complaint type using the register we are currently creating. You also need to contact me for other complaint types that we are not aware of so that we can include this also.
This may take some time but time is all we have and the more the better.
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