and,

b) The legal profession (overall) in the Republic of Ireland is corruptly protecting the public servants who are systematically breaking the law, so that this particular category of law-breaker cannot be taken before the courts of justice in the Republic of Ireland.  In other words, the legal system in the Republic of Ireland is treating the self-indulgent and/or ignorant/arrogant individuals who are violating the Republic of Ireland Constitution as though they are ABOVE the law.

Article 40.1 of the Republic of Ireland Constitution very clearly states: "All citizens shall, as human persons, be held equal before the law".

Feeling deeply angry, dismayed, and distressed, I fled the Republic of Ireland on December 7th last in search of medical help in a different jurisdiction - where the Republic of Ireland police would have no powers to arrest me.  I was in danger of imminent arrest by the Republic of Ireland police, and imprisonment possibly, in connection with a "crime" which has been invented. This was the second time since October 2002 that I have been forced to flee my home in the Republic of Ireland in connection with this same make-believe "crime", in order for me to avoid the risk of being corruptly criminalised. 

At present, and entirely against my wishes, please note that I am (in effect) being forced to stay away from my own home, and from the Republic of Ireland.  Consequently, a huge and growing source of concern, resentment, and anxiety for me just now is that I frequently find myself wondering how long the legal profession is going to allow my present situation to go on for?  It appears to me they are at present contriving to deliberately leave everything up-in-the-air as far as my legal issues are concerned - so that I am left stranded indefinitely in a jurisdiction that is different to the one my home is located in.

Under the tripartite separation of powers principle embedded in the written Constitution of the Republic of Ireland, all members of the legal profession there have a very definite obligation to prevent the other two main organs of government (executive and legislative) from abusing their powers and/or neglecting their duty. At the present time, the legal profession in the Republic of Ireland is failing miserably, and dangerously, in this regard.  In so doing they are allowing the tyrannous and arrogant bullying of the kind that I, and many other law-abiding citizens like me are being subjected to, to thrive. Tyranny is of course precisely the social-ill the tripartite separation of powers principle was designed to prevent.

As I stated in response to a question from Dr Kelly at the meeting with consultant psychiatrist Dr Foster on December 9th 2004, I have been struggling with the legal problems referred to above since 1998; and, I am growing more and more desperate for help to bring my involvement in this long drawn out conflict to a just end.  Please note that I have already approached dozens of lawyers in the Republic of Ireland, and in the UK, for help with the problem of law breaking by public servants in the Republic of Ireland.  I now believe it would be futile, and indeed counter-productive in terms of my mental health, for me to carry on with this search any longer by myself.  As I tried to point out (several times and without success) to the Social Services officer (Ms Christine Freeburn) based in Omagh Hospital just before I got thrown out, I now need EXTRA help please with regard to the crucially important matter of I finding a lawyer who will act on my behalf, and in my best interests.  This matter is now growing very urgent for me, please note - as is my need to be able to return safely to my home in the Republic of Ireland as soon as possible, and without fear of wrongful arrest or imprisonment.

It would be very much appreciated if you and your colleagues - and all other recipients of this email - could please take careful note of the fact that, as I have pointed out to Mr Geraghty (lawyer), I already know - BEYOND  ALL  DOUBT  - that the State (i.e. the Republic of Ireland) is a juristic person which can be sued for the wrongful acts of public servants acting on its behalf.  I have mentioned this in PARAGRAPH 4 of the text of my e-mail to him at:

http://www.constitutionofireland.com/FairMurtaghEmail29Nov2004.htm

Please also note that I have asked Mr Geraghty to start legal proceedings on my behalf for the purpose of suing the State in connection with the wrongful acts of public servants that I am being subjected to, and/or a victim of.  The request I refer to can be seen in PARAGRAPH 1 of the letter I sent to him by registered post on December 21st 2004.  According to the Royal Mail Internet tracking service this letter was successfully delivered several weeks ago to the Fair-Murtagh office in Ballinasloe, County Galway. The full text of my December 21st 2004 letter to Mr Geraghty can be seen at:
http://www.constitutionofireland.com/FairMurtaghEmail21Dec2004.htm

Very regrettably from my viewpoint, and despite a number of reminders, I have not received any reply to my letter of December 21st 2004 from Mr Geraghty (or from any of his several lawyer colleagues) at Fair-Murtagh.  Neither have I received any reply to my e-mail dated November 29th 2004 to Mr Geraghty even though a printed and signed copy of it was also sent through the registered post (on November 30th 2004): which the Post Office tracking system indicates was successfully delivered months ago. This total failure by Fair-Murtagh to reply to my letters leaves me feeling that I am being treated by the legal profession in the Republic of Ireland as though I am BENEATH the law - in spite of the fact that I am a full citizen of the Republic of Ireland, and in spite of Article 40.1 of its written Constitution (which is sometimes referred to as "Bunreacht na hEireann").

Should you require any further information from me in connection with my request for an Independent Review of my case, please let me know. 

Finally, and in case it might not be obvious to some, I would like to take this opportunity to thank the several people in Omagh who helped me to get the excellent medical help which I was provided with on December 7th 2004.  My complaint does not relate to anything that happened on that day, and there is no doubt whatsoever in my mind that I will always remain extremely grateful to all of the people involved.

Yours sincerely,