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Until 1970, in NSW anyone could sue anyone else in a Ch III court, to enforce any Statute law whatsoever. That Statute Law included the Constitution and all the hundreds of wonderful Statutes, that precluded governments from intruding into private lives. In 1914, the Fisher Labor Government, in the paramount Parliament of the Commonwealth enacted the Crimes Act 1914 ( Cth) and each and every Judge and Magistrate in Australia who sits without a jury was made answerable to the common people by S 13 of that Act. By S 15F of that Act a civil proceeding is authorized, and by S 43 Crimes Act 1914 ( Cth) the crime of attempting to pervert the course of justice in respect of the Judicial Power of the Commonwealth was made punishable by five years imprisonment.
Under the common law there was no profit in sending people to gaol. So the Crimes Act 1914 ( Cth) has enacted a formula to convert prison time to dollars. Five years imprisonment converts to $33,000 for a Judge or Magistrate, and $165,000 for a corporation, and the common law split the blood money between the Sovereign/Crown, and the prosecutor fifty fifty; The original Private/Public Partnership. This law is still in force in New South Wales, in S 122 Fines Act 1996, and in Sections 42 and 43 Acts Interpretation Act 1954 in Queensland, and has its roots in the Imperial Statutes. Not only has this law been passed as Federal Statute, another Federal Statute the Judiciary Act 1903 has made every State Court a goldmine with untold potential to restore good government and accountability to the whole of the Commonwealth. Remove the cartel powers from lawyers/Judges, and get some prosperity going