Is it crazy to believe in one law for everyone? Is it crazy to believe that judges and lawyers should be just and lawful?

Is it crazy to believe that bureaucrats, parliamentarians and judges should operate clearly, at all times (and beyond reasonable doubt) within Federal and State Constitutional limits?

And is it crazy to think that State and Federal judges should be policing the Constitutional limits, as protectors of the people, and not cheering from the sidelines as their governmen and governwomen buddies in bureaucracy and parliament regularly exceed them?

Well if Dr Martin Luther King Jnr was allowed to have a dream, then we each are allowed to dream our dreams of freedom from fear and freedom from political oppression.

But how do we fill our government benches with parliamentarians, bureaucrats and judges that govern us as trustees, instead of the kind that collectively want absolute rule over us, as tyrants?

To fend off criminal reprisals from a cartel of corrupt, publicly-funded, lawyer-dominated government and para-government authorities, James Johnson CHR, whistleblowing journalist, documentary maker, Constitutional Human Rights Lawyer of more than 20 years good standing, and Independent Federal Candidate for Lalor has been forced to put a who’s-who of Australia’s State and Federal governing Lawyerocracy on trial (see list below).  

So far, the preliminary list includes 9 present and past Parliamentarians / Cabinet Ministers including Prime Minister Julia Gillard and Attorney-General Nicola Louise Roxon, 16 past and present Judges, 10 past and present Government Agency Heads and over 50 Senior Public Servants – (all lawyers) who have been Summoned to Appear, to Produce and Give Evidence.  And that is the list, so far.

When was the last time that so many current and former Australian parliamentary and judicial Heads of State have been summonsed to give evidence in a Tribunal where the parliament has enacted legislation abolishing the privilege against self-incrimination? – It’s never been done before.

So what’s it all about then?

On 21 May 2012 the Victorian Government is conducting an inquiry into the absence of professional standards in the Australian (legal) profession, and at the broad intersection of the legal profession with the upper benches of all three branches of State and Federal government (benches that these days look like little more than an exclusive lawyers club).

This unprecedented and history making trial starts at 10.00 am on Monday 21 May 2012 and will be held at 55 King Street, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

Sub-named Michael McGarvie – Legal Services Commissioner v Harold James Johnson, this hearing will be the biggest Australian whistleblowing, corruption exposing, media event of 2012.

In the most blatantly, corrupt prosecution imaginable of an innocent and highly reputable lawyer and whistleblower, Michael McGarvie and his team of a dozen staff are doing their utmost to be the first public officials to be prosecuted and jailed (for up to 2 years) under the still untested Victorian Whistleblowers Protection Act 2001.

This is an open invitation to the media and to the public to attend the hearings. Come and, look, listen, laugh and learn as leading Australian lawyers, lawmakers, governmen and governwomen (the Australian lawyerocracy elite) are put on trial and compelled to answer questions that they have been avoiding, for generations.

As a candidate for the Australian House of representatives I have declared my intention to liberate my people of my Federal Electorate of Lalor, and my fellow Australians, from the disease that is the modern phoney (post-1980s lawyer captured and controlled) Australian Labor Party, and its insipid political concoction and installation that is Julia Eileen Gillard.

I have sworn a political pledge to reclaim Truth, Justice, Equity and the Law as servants (not as masters) of the people. And Michael McGarvie and his team of fake-regulator-cum-lawyer-protection-racketeers have given me both the personal necessity and the public opportunity to act on my pledge.

As I have demonstrated with my whistleblowing documentary plays “The Crucible” (Family Court of Australia proceedings at Brisbane, January 2010) and “Soylent Green and Gold” (Federal Court of Australia proceedings at Hobart, November 2010) members of the media and the public who attend these free public hearings from 21 May 2012 are guaranteed to witness a highly informative and entertaining spectacle – no matter what depth of horrors the Lawyerocracy throw up in their efforts to evade James’ penetrating spotlight of intellect and ethics.

FOR ALL MEDIA ENQUIRIES AND OFFERS OF SUPPORT – send an EMAIL to:   21May12@jamesjohnson2020.com .

The following list is accurate as at 8 May 2012. A significant number of more members of the lawyerocracy are likely to be added to this list during the course of these hearings, as summonsed documents are produced and investigated.

LAWYEROCRACY ON TRIAL

(sub-named Michael McGarvie – Legal Services Commissioner

v Harold James Johnson No. J 134 / 2011)

Victorian Civil Administrative Tribunal

55 King Street, Melbourne, Victoria Australia

21 May 2011 at 10.00 am

ESTEEMED MEMBERS OF THE LAWYEROCRACY

SUMMONSED TO GIVE EVIDENCE

The following Persons have been Summonsed

by Order of the Tribunal on Behalf of the Respondent,

James Johnson, Independent Federal Candidate for Lalor

to Produce and/or Give Evidence

1. Federal Parliamentarians
The Good Guys Nil.		The Rest Julia Eileen Gillard, Federal MHR for Lalor and Prime Minister of Australia Nicola Louise Roxon, Federal MHR for Gellibrand and Attorney-General for Australia Robert Bruce McClelland, Federal MHR for Barton and Former Attorney-General for Australia Malcolm Bligh Turnbull, Federal MHR for Wentworth and Former Federal Opposition Leader Peta Credlin, Chief of Staff to Federal Opposition Leader Tony Abbott MHR, and Former Chief of Staff to Malcolm Turnbull MHR

2. Federal Judiciary
The Good Guys The Hon Michael Donald Kirby, Former Justice of the High Court of Australia (1996 – 2009) Robert Shenton French *, Chief Justice of the High Court of Australia (2008 – … )		The Rest William Montague Charles Gummow *, Justice of the High Court of Australia (1995 – … ) Kenneth Madison Hayne *, Justice of the High Court of Australia (1997 – … ) John Dyson Heydon *, Justice of the High Court of Australian (2003 – …. ) Daniel O’Dwyer, Federal Magistrate Adele Byrne, Principal Registrar, Federal Magistrates Court of Australia ( * invited to give evidence, not summonsed)

3. State Parliamentarians
The Good Guys Edward Norman Baillieu, MLA for Hawthorn and Premier of Victoria (2010 – … ) Robert William Clark, MLA for Box Hill and Attorney-General for Victoria (2010 – … ) Jeffrey Gibb Kennett, Former Premier of Victoria (1992 – 1999)		The Rest John Mansfield Brumby, Former Premier of Victoria (2007 – 2010) Rob Justin Hulls, Former Attorney-General for Victoria and Minister for Racing (1999 – 2010)

4. State Judiciary
The Good Guys Kevin Bell, Justice of the Supreme Court of Victoria Simon Wheelan, Justice of the Supreme Court of Victoria Simon Gardiner, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of Victoria Professor George Hampel QC, Former Justice of the Supreme Court of Victoria		The Rest Marilyn Louise Warren, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Victoria Stephen Kaye, Justice of the Supreme Court of Victoria Hartley Hansen, Justice of the Supreme Court of Victoria Anthony Cavanough, Justice of the Supreme Court of Victoria Paul Coghlan, Justice of the Supreme Court of Victoria Melissa Daly, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of Victoria Joe Saltalamachia, Prothonotary of the Supreme Court of Victoria Peter Washington, Principal Registrar of the Supreme Court of Victoria Mark Pedley, Judicial Registrar of the Supreme Court of Victoria

5. Federal Bureaucrats
The Good Guys Nil.		The Rest Nil.

6. State Bureaucrats
The Good Guys Kate Hamond, Former Victorian Legal Ombudsman (19.. – 2005 George Brouwer, State Government Ombudsman Victoria Daniel Warner, Office of State Government Ombudsman Victoria		The Rest Jonathan Spear, Department of Premier and Cabinet Chris Humpreys, Department of Justice Michael McGarvie, Legal Services Commissioner Victoria (2009 – …) and Former CEO of the Supreme Court of Victoria (2006 – 2009) Victoria Marles, Former CEO Legal Services Board / Legal Services Commissioner Victoria (2005 – 2009) Steve Mark, New South Wales Legal Services Commissioner (1994 – 2012) Colin Neave, Chairman Legal Services Board of Victoria Howard Bowles, Office of Legal Services Commissioner Victoria Vince Pepi, Process Server for Office of Legal Services Commissioner Victoria Margaret MacNamara, Office of Legal Services Commissioner Victoria Tina Stagliano, Office of Legal Services Commissioner Victoria Andrea Woolhaus, Office of Legal Services Commissioner Victoria Tim O’Farrell, Office of Legal Services Commissioner Victoria James Daily, Office of Legal Services Commissioner Victoria Kevin Powers, Office of Legal Services Commissioner Victoria Miranda Milne, CEO Legal Practitioners Liability Committee Michael Brett Young, CEO Law Institute of Victoria Ltd Michael Holcroft, LIV President and Director of Law Institute of Victoria Ltd, Joseph Barravecchio, Officer, “Professional Standards”, Law Institute of Victoria Ltd James Leach, Officer, “Professional Standards, Law Institute of Victoria Ltd Tony Burke, former LIV President, and Director of Law Institute of Victoria Ltd David Schetzer, former Chair of Family Law Subcommittee of the Law Institute of Victoria Ltd Caroline Counsel, former LIV President and Director of Law Institute of Victoria Ltd, former Chair of Family Law Subcommittee of the Law Institute of Victoria Mark Woods, former LIV President and Director of Law Institute of Victoria Ltd, Bevan Werner, Director, Victoria Legal Aid Mary Lonergan, Office of Victoria Legal Aid ( * invited to give evidence, not summonsed)

7. (Other) Lawyers
The Good Guys Professor Gino Dal Pont, Professor of Law & Ethics, University of Tasmania Michael Belmar Salas, Barrister Annette Dawood, AusScript Australasia Renee Dunstan, Spark & Cannon		The Rest Richard McGarvie, Barrister and Chairman of the Victorian Bar Associations Ethics Subcommittee

To be continued …….