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9680WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT A JUDGE HEARING A COURT CASE WHERE ONE OF THE PARTIES WAS HER FORMER CLIENT FOR YEARS?
A FORMER CLIENT THAT THE JUDGE APPEARED FOR WHEN A BARRISTER IN AT LEAST 5 SEPARATE COURT CASES?
A FORMER CLIENT THAT WOULD HAVE PAID THE JUDGE HUNDREDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS IN LEGAL FEES?
WHERE THAT FORMER CLIENT IS A BIG PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANY, AND THE JUDGE IS ALSO RELATED TO AN AUSTRALIAN BIG PHARMACEUTICAL DYNASTY?
DOESN'T PASS THE PUB TEST, DOES IT?
A judge is always required to disclose any perceived or actual conflicts of interest, to give the parties an opportunity to request the judge disqualify themself if warranted. Disclosure is a cornerstone obligation of anyone acting in the law, especially for the judges who judge us.
JUSTICE ROFE DID NOT COMPLY WITH HER DISCLOSURE OBLIGATION TO INFORM THE PARTIES THAT SHE PREVIOUSLY ACTED FOR ONE OF THE PARTIES BEFORE HER, IN A CASE SHE WAS JUDGING.
In the recent case brought by Dr Fidge against Pfizer and Moderna for failing to obtain the legally required GMO licences (genetically modified organisms) for their Covid-19 drugs in Australia, Justice Rofe failed to mention to any of the parties that she had acted for Pfizer on at least 5 prior occasions.
JUSTICE ROFE SHOULD HAVE DISCLOSED THAT SHE HAD WORKED FOR PFIZER IN NUMEROUS LONG RUNNING COURT CASES.
Failure to mention this key information gives rise to an allegation of bias, especially when her Honour decided the GMO case in Pfizer's favour.
Some may consider not disclosing this key information an intentional act of concealing critical information from Dr Fidge that he could have used to request her Honour disqualify herself from the case.
NO JUDGE SHOULD EVER INTENTIONALLY CONCEAL CRITICAL INFORMATION REQUIRED TO BE DISCLOSED.
And .. there is also the possibility other members of the same court are implicated in this misconduct of Justice Rofe.
IT DOESN'T PASS THE PUB TEST
A Complaint has been made to the Court and to all Members and Senators of Parliament but now we need your help to tell your Member of Parliament and your Senators how concerned you are with this situation, and demand they take action to investigate the Complaint.
Every Senator and MP has a duty to uphold the Australian Constitution on your behalf, and to protect the Australian people from a judge they deem has misbehaved under Section 72(ii) of the Constitution.
Senators Malcolm Roberts, Gerard Rennick, Ralph Babet, Alex Antic and Russell Broadbent all intend to support the Complaint being dealt with properly by Parliament under Section 72(ii) of the Constitution, but they need your help and support to show in numbers that you too are concerned about judicial misbehaviour.
Your help is needed to write to your local MP and Senators to let them know that you support the Complaint and are concerned about the situation.
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