Sent: Monday, May 28, 2012 12:18 PM
To: 'Adv.For. Disciplinary Complaints'; 'Disciplinary Committee'; 'Judge Moe'
Cc: 'Court Administration'; 'Dep.Sec.Gen: Kjersti Buun Nygaard'; 'Norway Supreme Court Admin'; 'Ch.Justice Tore Schei'
Subject: Klage: Tore Schei: Brudd på: 2.1, 2.2, 2,4 og 4,1 CCBEs etiske regler | Complaint: Tore Schei: Violation of: 2.1, 2.2, 2.4 & 4,1 of CCBE Code of Ethics
Disciplinary Complaints
The Norwegian Bar Association | Den Norske Advokatforening
Email: Adv.For. Disciplinary Complaints (**@advokatforeningen.no)
Head: Judge Ernst Moe
Sec: Beate Sundstrøm
Disciplinary Committee | Disiplinærnemnden
Disciplinary Committee: (**@jus.no)
E-post: Judge Moe (**@domstol.no)
CC: Chief Justice Tore Schei
c/o: Dep. Sec. Gen: Kjersti Buun Nygaard
Norway Supreme Court | Norges Høyesterett
E-post: Norway Supreme Court Admin (**@hoyesterett.no)
E-post: Ch.Justice Tore Schei (**@hoyesterett.no)
Complaint against Chief Justice Tore Schei: Violation of: 2.1 (Independence), 2.2 (Honesty), 2.4 (Multiculti Legal Respect) & 4,1 (Rule of Law Conduct) of CCBE Code of Ethics (Norwegian translation) | Klage mot dommer Tore Schei Brudd på: 2.1 (Uavhengighet), 2.2 (ærlighet), 2,4 (Multiculti Juridisk Respekt) og 4,1 (Rule of Law gjennomføre) CCBEs etiske regler (norsk oversettelse)
Complainant filed an application for Review and two Declaratory Orders to the Norway Supreme Court in the Norway v. Breivik matter. Chief Justice Schei refused to provide any judgement to the applications whatsoever, whether to clarify any procedural errors by the applicant requiring correction, or to deny the applications with written reasons in accordance to due process. Deputy Secretary General Kjersti Buun Nygaard responded stating “that the Supreme Court of Norway only handles appeals against judgments given by the lower courts and can consequently not deal with the issue mentioned in your e-mails”; even though the application for review of Judge Opsahl and Arntzen’s conduct clearly indicated irregularities in their refusal to provide ‘judgement’ in response to the applications to their courts.
Chief Justice Tore Schei’s conduct is a violation of his CCBE Code of Ethics duty to:
(2.1) Independence: to be totally free and independent from all other influences, including political or media (public relations) influence or pressure;
(2.2) Honesty: withholding of honest information is a form of lying and deception, and also a violation of the principle that the rule of law requires legislation (or judgements) to be adequately accessible and sufficiently precise to enable people to regulate their affairs in accord with the law (Lithgow & others v United Kingdom );
(2.4) Multiculti Legal Respect: Complainant is a paralegal member of the Radical Honesty culture [See: SA Constitutional Court Order by the Chief Justice in CCT 23-10: The Citizen v. Robert McBride on 03 May 2010: “The Chief Justice has issued the following directions: Ms. Lara Johnstone, Member of the Radical Honesty Culture and Religion is admitted as an Amicus Curiae.” (Annex A)] and does not think it is too much ‘Multiculti Legal Respect’ to ask for any honest, impartial Judge to provide any individual, not just lawyers from ‘legal organisations’, with a fair honest response to their legal application to their court;
(4.1) Rule of Law Conduct: Provide all applicants with honest and clear response from the Court regarding the status of their applications, in terms of the rule of law principle that requires legislation (or judgements) to be adequately accessible and sufficiently precise to enable people to regulate their affairs in accord with the law (Lithgow & others v United Kingdom )
Please find attached the relevant documents: Klagskjema, Complaint & Annexures
Respectfully Submitted | Respektfullt Sendt
Lara Johnstone
Radical Honoursty EcoFeminist
Habeus Mentem: Right 2 Legal Sanity
Norway v. Breivik :: Uncensored
http://norway-v-breivik.blogspot.com/
Annexures:
[A] SA Constitutional Court Order by the Chief Justice in CCT 23-10 on 03 May 2010
[B] 30 November 2011 Application to Oslo District Court for a Writ of Habeus Mentem
[C] 15 April 2012 Application to Oslo District Court to proceed as an Amicus Curiae
[D] 10 May 2012 Application to Norway Supreme Court for Review & Declaratory Orders
[E] 15 May 2012 Error in Supreme Court Dep Sec. Gen Response to Application for Review
[F] 17 May 2012 Interpol Complaint: Obstruction of Environmental & Indigenous Rights Justice