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By Hugh Selby, published 25/8/2011How power can corrupt more absolutely in court than elsewhere.
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The judges and Magistrates think they own the courts and low and behold anyone who disputes their authority in a court room.
Australia is a Common Law country but apart from criminal matters the courts operate under maritime law. The difference being;
1/ Common Law where you are presumed innocent until evidence is produced to determine guilt, and you have the inalienable right to a Trial by a Jury of your peers
2/ Maritime Law where are presumed guilty and you must prove your innocence. Mainly summary and civil claims where you are denied your rights to jury trial and a single judge or magistrate determines your guilt and penalty.