Aussie
Speeding Fines
A
legal analysis of Mike Palmer's
ebook.
Barrister's legal advice:
"It's
a scam.
Don't waste your money on this useless
eBook"
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More
of Mike Palmer's legal
nonsense:
In
essence, no "Road Rules" publiction
in ANY state has been lawfully
enacted. No state government can
lawfully enact them because they
contravene our funadental
Constitutional rights (Section 92 of
the Commonwealth Constituion) to
travel freely on our roads.
Certian,
fines, such as red light camera
fines, also have fundamental flaws -
like speed cameras - in respect to
proving the authenticity of the
photographs produced by these
devices (see the section in the
e-book relating to the flawed MD5
algorithm).
All the
road rules are just that - rules.
They are NOT Acts or Laws. You must
remember that these rules were only
ever put in place to help create an
even flow of traffic. It makes sense
to have Stop signs and Give Way
signs that INDICATE what people
SHOULD do, but you cannot punish
them for not doing it unless they
actually cause an
accident.
In essence,
our roads were created in fee simple
and we cannot be charged to use
them, or park on them.
Chapter 9 of the e-book goes
into much greater detail as to why
parking tickets are illegal
(including explaining why local
governments have no lawful
power).
Copied
directly (with typos) from:
www.aussiespeedingfines.com
Palmer claims the (Commonwealth)
Consitution prohibits the making of
road laws. Then he claims they are not
laws anyway, but merely
recommendations! S.92
of the constitution says nothing at
all about this apparant right to travel
freely on our roads. S.92 prohibits the
states from imposing duties or taxes on
interstate trade or commerce. Although
many people would like to believe what
Palmer says has some substance, the
unfortunate truth is it is pure
fantasy. All State parliaments spend so
much time passing road laws and
enforcing them with police and courts.
Won't the States be very disappointed
and embarrassed to learn that Palmer
has discovered that all this activity
is unlawful? I wonder why no court has
pointed this out to any State
government up til now? If Councils have
no lawful powers then I guess Palmer
doesn't pay rates on this Beach Road
house, especially if the rate notice
seeks more than $20.00. And I guess he
must be winning his court cases every
time Bayside Council seeks an order for
possession and sale of his house after
several years of non-payment of rates.
Why aren't the newspapers or law
journals reporting his legal
victories?
His ebook is a work of fiction and
the legal theories in it have no
foundation in logic or law. You would
be better off spending $20 on a Peter
Carey novel. It is probably easy for a
gullible person to believe what is
written in the ebook. What is hard to
believe is that Palmer is stupid enough
to believe in what the book
contains.
Mike Palmer says this in his
marketing material:
- We have
mentioned "illegal fines" a number
of times now because that is
- EXACTLY
what they are. The police and other
agencies involved in
- collecting
revenue from speed detection devices
will quote rules and
- regulations
that are NOT actually law. The
various state parliaments have
- NEVER
seen these "documents" (supposed
acts and laws) let alone ratify
- them as
law. We go into great detail in our
e-book "Speeding Fines &endash;
What
- you
REALLY need to know!" and actually
refer to the specific laws in
- question
and break them right down to the
very words used and show you
- that
the ways in which the laws are
actually written explain themselves
- why
they are NOT law! Please click here
to order a copy of our e-book
- now.
Palmer says the Victorian Road Rules
are not laws but guidelines, and that
they can not be enforced. This
nonesense is intended solely to con you
into buying a worthless
ebook.
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Content
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- 1. Introduction
- 2. The
aussiespeedingfines
strategy
- 3. The
First Letter
- 4. Analysing
the First letter
- 5. The
Second Letter
- 6. Analysing
the Second letter
- 7. What
happens when you rely on the
letters
- 8. Who
operates
aussiespeedingfines.com?
- 9. Aussiespeedingfines'
Exclusion Clauses
- 10.
More of Mike
Palmer's legal nonsense
- 11. Unlawfully
providing legal advice?
- 12. Terms
and conditions of this
website
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and conditions of this
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