Dickens: “The only great principle of English law is to do business for oneself,” that is, litigants. Rothwax J.: ” We have a system that is run exclusively by lawyers for their own interests and for their own benefit. Fred Rodell, law professor at Yale: “Legal trade is nothing more than a high-class thug. Trial lawyers did not defend the defendants until the rise of organized crime in the 18^(th) century bore fruit. The low conviction rate is due to the invention since 1790 of 20 anti-truth devices, including five rules that hide evidence from jurors. Lawyers say it makes trials fair, but fairness means truth. No other system hides evidence. Best quote of 2009 – Heydon J on the state of the Australian process system “Torpid inertia with one hand washes away sleeping procrastination with the other. Are these phenomena signs of something chronic in the modern state of litigation? Or are they simply acute and atypical failures in a system that works elsewhere? Are they signs of a trend or are they simply revealing an anomaly? Aon Risk Services Australia Limited v. Australian National University [2009] HCA 27 by Heydon J.
Marks, Supreme Court of Victoria Law Institute Journal – “Thinking” about the right to silence and affidavits Lawyers make up only 0.2% of the population, and their statements may be mere sophistry, but their access to the media is as disproportionate as their number in the legislation. However, the parrot`s house can be safely ignored. As Justice Fox noted, the public knows that justice is truth; the vast majority of voters will move to a What happened? System. ** * 29. March 2016 – Submission to the Royal Commission on the Role of the Criminal Justice System in Relation to Child Sexual Abuse April 15, 2015 – Statement by Mr. Whitton on the Proposed Organized Crime Inquiry November 4, 2013 – Second Submission by Mr. Whitton to the Productivity Commission Mr. Whitton`s First Submission to the Productivity Commission November 26, 2012 – Mr. Whitton`s Submission to the Royal Commission on Child sexual abuse by Mr. Whitton July 29, 2013 – ABC Radio Late Night Live – Our Legal Flaws discussion of the abuse inquiry Evan Whitton has covered corruption for over three decades, receiving the Walkley Award for National Journalism five times, and was Journalist of the Year in 1983 for “Courage and Innovation” in his reporting on a corruption investigation. He has been editor of the National Times, chief reporter and European correspondent for the Sydney Morning Herald and journalism reader at the University of Queensland.
He was a columnist for the online law journal Justinian www.justinian.com.au My fourth book on law, Our Corrupt Legal System, does what law schools don`t; It describes the origins and methods of both systems. Dr Bob Moles (LLB Belfast, PhD Edinburgh), an international authority on miscarriages of justice, said it was “one of the most important books I have ever read on the common law legal system. [It] should be required reading on the introduction to law courses in all law schools.” It is available on books.google.com.au/ebooks, The Book Depository, Amazon. Napoleon only had time to codify the inquisitorial system because his generals Desaix, Marmont and Kellermann defeated Austria at the Battle of Chicken Marengo in 1800. Its system is usually accurate because trained judges seek the truth and is cost-effective because they have no incentive to outsource the process. On average, the cost of a defamation suit in England is 140 times higher than that of a defamation suit in Europe. The opposition system dates back to 1460, when litigators began to take over civil evidence. The judges could have arrested them, but they didn`t. Collusion agreements are a conclusion. Evidence verification allows lawyers to rotate the pre-trial and process and earn enough money to comfortably retire to the social status of an untrained, uninformed, passive judge if they wish.
Evan Whitton has been reporting on corruption for over twenty years. Five-time winner of the Walkley Award for National Journalism, 1967, 1970, 1973, 1974 and 1975. He was named Journalist of the Year in 1983 for his “courage and innovation” in his reporting on the Wran Royal Commission of New South Wales and described the Queenlsand Fitzgerald inquiry as “the greatest and most important story I have ever worked on; career experience. Evan Whitton is a legal historian. His book Our Corrupt Legal System describes the origins of the system used in England and its former colonies. May 24, 2010 – ABC Radio National “Counterpoint” – Evan Whitton: Australian legal system for lawyers and wealthy criminals Why are systems so different? Ordinary lawyers do not know. Law schools, which have been in business for just over 200 years, teach little legal history and push back on problems of truth and legal review. George Orwell said, “The most powerful lie is failure.” The following may correct some omissions. * The opposite system is biased against people in business, industry, medicine and the media and in favor of criminals**.** Bias makes business for litigators and the rule of law a joke in the worst taste. Citizens who watch over sophistry must have a desperate feeling that any judgment or judgment may or may not be just. Corrupt. The Latin *corruptus* means broken into pieces.
This book explains why and how justice is broken in our adversary system. It is instructive to compare it to the most widely used, accurate and cost-effective system in the world, the one developed by Pope Innocent III, codified by Napoleon and now used in European countries, their former colonies, as well as Japan, South Korea and other countries. From that day until the mid-1980s, black and white hats, including Premier Robert Askin, Police Commissioner Norman Allen and Fred Hanson, mingled freely with the stench of corruption like a decaying carcass in a standing pool that rose, turned and slipped below the surface.

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