Expanding Personal Liberty in Irish Constitutional Law I have already made progress in the courts. The High Court has now confirmed that Article 40.4 is not limited to habeas corpus, but applies to any proceedings that genuinely involve an unlawful deprivation of personal

The Attorney General and Chief State Solicitor represent the People of Ireland — not corrupt state employees. It’s time we reclaim our constitutional power. https://t.co/CfSTuAVWz2 #PowerToThePeople #AGForThePeople #JusticeForIreland #RuleOfLaw #EndStateAbuse #WeAreTheRepublic

LOCAL JUSTICE BELONGS TO LOCAL PEOPLE Under Article 34 of the Constitution of Ireland, the administration of justice belongs to the people — not to unincorporated associations and not to bodies without corporate existence. The District Court was established so local people could

No High Court judge has authority to order Gardaí to assault citizens lawfully exercising their rights. The courts belong to the People, not to those who abuse power. No one is above the law. #ConstitutionOfIreland #RuleOfLaw #Accountability https://t.co/bwvSIC9Fa3

⚖️ Citizens Must Attend Court in Person to Exercise Their Fundamental Rights Article 34 of the Constitution of Ireland provides the people with first access to the courts, where justice is administered in public, in the name of the People. Articles 40, 41, 42, 42A, 43, and 44

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When the Courts Turn Against the People: Standing Up to Judicial Overreach Under Section 9A of the Criminal Justice (Public Order) Act 1994, Gardaí may only remove a person from a court when lawfully directed and only under that provision. Yet, what we’re witnessing across

Our fundamental rights protect and sustain personal liberty, the armour of every citizen. No state employee has the right to use public power to corrupt the Constitution. Liberty belongs to the people. https://t.co/ghiySUbp94

Five State Bodies & the Civil Servants Working Behind Their Corporate Veils — Back Before the High Court I’ve secured an Order of Short Service against five State bodies — the Courts Service, Garda Commissioner, Director of Public Prosecutions, Irish Prison Service, and Minister

Articles 34 and 40 of the Constitution entrust the courts with the administration of justice to ensure the protection of your fundamental rights.

Tomorrow, I will stand before the High Court and move it to compel those who claim power to prove it, on oath, before the People of Ireland. #HighCourtInquisition #PowerOfThePeople #Truth #LawfulAuthority #ConstitutionalJustice #Transparency #Ireland https://t.co/WiuTjppApL

⚖️ STATEMENT OF INTENT TO INVESTIGATE SYSTEMIC FRAUD IN STATE-APPOINTED LEGAL REPRESENTATION ⚖️ Civil servants working within the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions, the Office of the Garda Commissioner, the Office of the Minister for Justice at the Irish Prison

⚖️ STATEMENT OF INTENT TO INVESTIGATE SYSTEMIC FRAUD IN STATE-APPOINTED LEGAL REPRESENTATION ⚖️ https://t.co/TEKjGWnkot

The Government is using the Chief State Solicitor’s Office to control Gardaí, civil servants — even judges. This breaches the separation of powers and shields misconduct. No one is above the law. #AccountabilityNow #RuleOfLaw #IrishJustice https://t.co/lHzlOzX7hN

⚖️ Back in the Forecourt Today I’m back in the forecourt for the rest of the day — if you’re in the area and want to see where justice is administered, give us a call on 085 205 0563. #JusticeInAction #PeopleBeforePower #ConstitutionalRights

⚖️ Upholding Justice and Accountability in Our Republic Every day, individual state employees act beyond their lawful authority, resulting in serious violations of our constitutional rights. The only proper way to hold them accountable is through the courts — by requiring them

⚖️ The Unconstitutional Prosecutions in Ireland’s District Courts The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) cannot lawfully prosecute or withdraw any criminal charge in the District Court. The Constitution of Ireland prohibits the DPP from exercising prosecutorial powers in any

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⚖️ Commissioner of An Garda Síochána in Contempt of Court – Immediate Action Required The Commissioner of An Garda Síochána failed to attend the High Court today, despite being properly before the Court. This non-attendance amounts to contempt of court, and I will now be taking

The Courts Service shut the High Court office to stop me filing an affidavit exposing alleged breaches of the Data Protection Act 2018 by a Principal Registrar. That’s obstruction of justice. #AccessToJustice https://t.co/5LL97cSDmp

The High Court is a Court of First Instance with full original jurisdiction to hear all matters, civil or criminal. Under Article 34.3.1°, any citizen in Ireland can bring a criminal matter directly before the High Court when crimes are committed against them — including by state