Part 2 of Anna Harvey research 29-12-2014 Part two; I had to break up the file as they said it was too long OK SO WHAT HAS TO BE DONE NEXT?????????????? I ANNA HARVEY ON BEHALF OF THE STATE, CALL FOR THE ARREST OF ALL MEMBERS OF THE DAIL WHO ARE ALL GUILTY FOR THEIR PART IN TREASON AGAINST THE STATE. FURTHER DOWN YOU WILL GET A RUNDOWN OF THE CRIMES LISTED TO ALL THE REPRESENTATIVES WHO WAS RECENTLY ELECTED . I.E, CLARE DALY, PAUL MURPHY AND ALL INDEPENDENT BODIES WHO WERE NOMINATED TO REPRESENT THE STATE YOU ARE OBLIGED BY THE STATE TO DO YOUR DUTY AND HAVE ALL THOSE WHO ARE GUILTY TO BE ROUNDED UP AND CHARGED WITH TREASON AND ALL THE SUPERINTENDANTS WHO FAILED TO CARRY OUT THEIR DUTY AS AN GARDA SIOCHANNA WHO FAILED MISERABLY TO CARRY OUT THEIR DUTY AND ALSO FOR THEIR ACTIVE INVOLVEMENT IN THEIR CORRUPTION AGAINST THE STATE. Clare and Paul and the rest that will be chosen by the State ,You have no Research to do, I have done it all for you to make your Job easier resulting in quicking up the process of the arrest of all the Representatives of the Dail who are Guilty AND ALL THE GANGSTER Bankers , If you fail to do your job as representative of the STATE “THE PEOPLE” AND BRING THES CRIMINALS TO JUSTICE THE EUROPEAN COURTS WILL TAKE IT ON as the evidence is stacked against them. I Think it is only right that you are given a chance to prove your selves and you have to enlist the help of next in line to the Superintendants of the Garda Siochanna. Immunity from arrest • Ambassadors and their suites and other diplomatic agents who represent foreign governments while living in this country cannot be arrested. • Members of each House of the Oireachtas cannot be arrested while going to, returning from and within the confines of either House of the Oireachtas, EXCEPT in the case of TREASON, FELONY OR BREACH OF THE PEACE. Offences against the State Act, 1939 Short title. 11.—This Act may be cited as the Treasonable Offences Act, 1925. ________________________________________ Number 18 of 1925. ________________________________________ TREASONABLE OFFENCES ACT, 1925. ________________________________________ AN ACT TO DECLARE DIVERS ACTS OF A TREASONABLE NATURE OR OTHERWISE INJURIOUS TO THE STATE TO BE OFFENCES AND TO MAKE PROVISION FOR THE PUNISHMENT THEREOF AND FOR OTHER MATTERS CONNECTED THEREWITH. [6th June, 1925.] BE IT ENACTED BY THE OIREACHTAS OF SAORSTÁT EIREANN AS FOLLOWS:—WETHER IT’S WEATHER WARFARE CHEMICAL WARFARE OR BIOLOGICAL WARFARE OR ANY KIND OF WARFARE INSTIGATED TOWARDS THE IRISH PEOPLE 1.—(1) Every person who commits in Saorstát Eireann any of the following acts, that is to say:— (a) levies war against Saorstát Eireann, or (b) assists any state or person engaged in levying war against Saorstát Eireann, or (c) conspires with any person (other than his or her wife or husband) or incites any person to levy war against Saorstát Eireann, or (d) attempts or takes part or is concerned in an attempt to overthrow by force of arms or other violent means the Government of Saorstát Eireann as established by or under the Constitution, or (e) conspires with any person (other than his or her wife or husband) or incites any person to make or to take part or be concerned in any such attempt, shall be guilty of treason and shall be liable on conviction thereof to suffer death. (2) Every person who, being a citizen of or ordinarily resident in Saorstát Eireann, commits outside Saorstát Eireann any of the acts mentioned in the foregoing sub-section shall be guilty of treason and shall be liable on conviction thereof to suffer death (3) Every person who encourages, harbours, or comforts any person engaged in levying war against Saorstát Eireann or engaged, taking part, or concerned in any attempt to overthrow by force of arms or other violent means the Government of Saorstát Eireann as established by or under the Constitution shall (unless he satisfies the Court that he did not know and had no reason to believe that the person encouraged, harboured or comforted was so engaged, concerned or taking part as aforesaid) be guilty of felony and on conviction thereof shall be liable to a fine not exceeding five hundred pounds or, at the discretion of the court, to suffer penal servitude for any term not exceeding twenty years or imprisonment with or without hard labour for any term not exceeding two years, or to both such fine and such penal servitude or imprisonment. (4) Every person charged under this section with treason shall and may be indicted, arraigned, and tried in the same manner and according to the same course and order of trial in every respect as if such person stood charged with murder, and if such person is found guilty of treason he shall be convicted and sentenced in the same manner as if he had been found guilty of murder. (5) No person shall be convicted under this section of treason or of felony on the uncorroborated evidence of one witness. 2.—Every person who, knowing that any act the commission of which would by virtue of this Act be treason, is intended or proposed to be, or is being, or has been committed, does not forthwith disclose the same together with all particulars thereof known to him to a Justice of the District Court, or an officer of the Gárda Síochána, or other person lawfully engaged on duties relating to the preservation of peace and order shall be guilty of the felony of misprision of treason and shall be liable on conviction thereof to suffer penal servitude for any term not exceeding five years or imprisonment with or without hard labour for any term not exceeding two years. 3.—(1) Every person who commits any of the following acts, that is to say:— (a) attempts or takes part or is concerned in an attempt by force of arms or other violent means to overawe or intimidate in any way either the Governor-General or the Executive Council or any member thereof or any other minister duly appointed under and in accordance with the Constitution, or the Oireachtas or either House thereof, or any lawful court or any judge of any such court with a view to influencing their or his actions, or (b) assists, encourages, harbours or protects any person engaged or taking part or concerned in any such attempt as aforesaid, or (c) conspires with any person (other than his or her wife or husband) or incites any person to make or to take part or be concerned in any such attempt, or (d) sets up or holds or purports to set up or hold any court of justice or court-martial (not being a court or court-martial duly established and maintained according to law) or assists or takes part in or is present at the proceedings of any such pretended court or court-martial, or (e) incites any member of a military or police force lawfully maintained by the Government of Saorstát Eireann to mutiny, or to desert from such force, or to refuse to obey lawful orders given to him by a superior officer, or to absent himself from or to refuse, neglect, or omit to perform any of his duties, or to commit any other act in dereliction of his duty, or (f) incites any person in the civil service (other than a police force) of the Government of Saorstát Eireann to refuse, neglect, or omit to perform his duty, shall be guilty of felony and on conviction thereof shall be liable to a fine not exceeding five hundred pounds or, at the discretion of the court, to suffer penal servitude for any term not exceeding twenty years or imprisonment with or without hard labour for any term not exceeding two years or to both such fine and such penal servitude or imprisonment. (2) No person shall be liable to be convicted under this section in respect of the act of encouraging, harbouring or protecting mentioned in paragraph (b) of the foregoing sub-section if he satisfies the court that he did not know and had no reason to believe that the person he encouraged, harboured or protected was engaged, concerned or taking part in any such attempt as is referred to in the said paragraph. 4.—Every person who shall without lawful authority perform or exercise any of the duties, powers, or functions of any Minister or other officer of State or any person in the service (whether military, police, or civil) of Saorstát Eireann or shall otherwise usurp any function of the Executive authority in Saorstát Eireann or shall attempt or claim to do any such act shall be guilty of a misdemeanour and on conviction thereof shall be liable to a fine not exceeding five hundred pounds or, at the discretion of the court, to penal servitude for any term not exceeding five years or imprisonment with or without hard labour for any term not exceeding two years, or to both such fine and such penal servitude or imprisonment. 5.—Every person who takes part in any proceedings of any assembly or body (other than the Oireachtas or either House thereof) which claims, purports, proposes, or attempts to take upon itself, or does take upon itself, all or any of the powers and functions of the Oireachtas or of either House thereof shall be guilty of a misdemeanour and shall be liable on conviction thereof to a fine not exceeding five hundred pounds or, at the discretion of the Court, to imprisonment with or without hard labour for any term not exceeding two years or to both such fine and such imprisonment. 6.—Every person who takes part or assists in the formation, organisation, or maintenance of any association or other body which purports to be a military or police force, and is not established and maintained as such by law, and also every person who is a member of any such association or body, shall be guilty of a misdemeanour, and on conviction thereof shall be liable to a fine not exceeding two hundred pounds, or, at the discretion of the court, to penal servitude for any term not exceeding five years, or imprisonment with or without hard labour for any term not exceeding two years, or to both such fine and such penal servitude or imprisonment. 7.—(1) Save as authorised by an Executive Minister under this section, and subject to the exceptions hereinafter mentioned, it shall not be lawful for any assembly of persons to practise or to train or drill themselves in or be trained or drilled in the use of arms or the performance of military exercises, evolutions, or manoeuvres nor for any persons to meet together or assemble for the purpose of so practising or training or drilling or being trained or drilled. (2) An Executive Minister may at his discretion by order, subject to such limitations, qualifications and conditions as he shall think fit to impose and shall express in the order, authorise any organisation, association, or other body of persons corporate or unincorporate to meet together and do such one or more of the following things as shall be specified in such order, that is to say, to practise or train or drill themselves in or be trained or drilled in the use of arms or the performance of military exercises, evolutions, or manoeuvres. (3) If any person is present at or takes part in or gives instruction to or trains or drills an assembly of persons who without or otherwise than in accordance with an authorisation granted by an Executive Minister under this section practise, or train or drill themselves in, or are trained or drilled in the use of arms or the performance of any military exercise, evolution, or manoeuvre or who without or otherwise than in accordance with such authorisation have assembled or met together for the purpose of so practising, or training or drilling or being trained or drilled, such person shall be guilty of felony and on conviction thereof shall be liable to a fine not exceeding five hundred pounds or, at the discretion of the court, to suffer penal servitude for any term not exceeding seven years or imprisonment with or without hard labour for any term not exceeding two years or to both such fine and such penal servitude or imprisonment. (4) This section shall not apply to any assembly of members of any military or police force lawfully maintained by the Government of Saorstát Eireann. (5) In any prosecution under this section the burden of proof that any act was authorised under this section shall lie on the person prosecuted. 8.—(1) Every person who shall— (a) form, organise, promote, or maintain any secret society amongst or consisting of or including members of any military or police force lawfully maintained by the Government of Saorstát Eireann, or (b) attempt to form, organise, promote, or maintain any such secret society, or (c) take part, assist, or be concerned in any way in the formation, organisation, promotion, management, or maintenance of any such society, or (d) induce, solicit, or assist any member of a military or police force lawfully maintained by the Government of Saorstát Eireann to join any secret society whatsoever, shall be guilty of a misdemeanour and shall be liable on conviction thereof to suffer penal servitude for any term not exceeding five years or imprisonment with or without hard labour for any term not exceeding two years. (2) In this section the expression “secret society” means an association, society, or other body the members of which are required by the regulations thereof to take or enter into, or do in fact take or enter into, an oath, affirmation or declaration not to disclose the proceedings or some part of the proceedings of the association, society or body. 9.—(1) Every person who shall administer or cause to be administered or take part in, be present at, or consent to the administering or taking in any form or manner of any oath, declaration, or engagement purporting or intended to bind the person taking the same to do all or any of the following things, that is to say:— (a) to commit or to plan, contrive, promote, assist, or conceal the commission of any crime or any breach of the peace, or (b) to join or become a member of or associated with any organisation, association, or other body having for its object or one of its objects the commission of any crime, or breach of the peace, or (c) to abstain from disclosing or giving information of the existence or formation or proposed or intended formation of any such organisation, association, or other body as aforesaid or from informing or giving evidence against any member of or person concerned in the formation of any such organisation, association, or other body, or (d) to abstain from disclosing or giving information of the commission or intended or proposed commission of any crime, breach of the peace, or from informing or giving evidence against the person who committed such an act, shall be guilty of a misdemeanour and shall be liable on conviction thereof to suffer imprisonment with or without hard labour for any term not exceeding two years. (2) Every person who shall take any such oath as is mentioned in the foregoing sub-section shall be guilty of a misdemeanour and be liable on conviction thereof to suffer imprisonment with or without hard labour for any term not exceeding two years unless he shall show— (a) that he was compelled by force or duress to take such oath, and (b) that within four days after the taking of such oath if not prevented by actual force or sickness, or where so prevented then within four days after the cessor of the hindrance caused by such force or sickness, he declared to a Justice of the District Court or to an officer of the Gárda Síochána the fact of his having taken such oath and all the circumstances connected therewith and the names and descriptions of all persons concerned in the administering of such oath so far as such circumstances, names, and descriptions were known to him. 10.—(1) Where a Justice of the District Court is satisfied on the information on oath of an officer of the Gárda Síochána not below the rank of chief superintendent that there is reasonable ground for suspecting that there are treasonable documents in any specified building, land, premises, or other place, such Justice may issue to such officer such search warrant as is mentioned in this section. (2) A search warrant issued by a Justice of the District Court under this section shall be expressed and shall operate to authorise a named officer of the Gárda Síochána not below the rank of superintendent, accompanied by such other members of the Gárda Síochána as such officer shall think proper, at any time within forty-eight hours after the issue of the search warrant, and if needs be by force, to enter and search the specified building, land, premises, or other place aforesaid (which place shall be also specified in the warrant) for treasonable documents and to seize and remove all documents found on such search which appear to such officer to be treasonable. (3) The officer conducting the search of a place under such search warrant as aforesaid may demand the name and address of any person found in such place during such search and (without prejudice to any other power of arrest vested in him by law or by virtue of any lawful warrant) may arrest without warrant any such person who refuses to give his name or his address to such officer or gives a name or address which such officer knows or suspects to be false or misleading. (4) In this section the expression “treasonable document” includes any document which relates, directly or indirectly, to the commission of any act which is by this Act declared to be treason or to be a felony or a misdemeanour. 11.—This Act may be cited as the Treasonable Offences Act, 1925. View Full Act Legislation Directory Entry Arrest and detention of suspected persons. 30.—(1) A member of the Gárda Síochána (if he is not in uniform on production of his identification card if demanded) may WITHOUT A WARRANT stop, search, interrogate, and arrest any person, or do any one or more of those things in respect of any person, whom he suspects of having committed or being about to commit or being or having been concerned in the commission of an offence under any section or sub-section of this Act or an offence which is for the time being a scheduled offence for the purposes of Part V of this Act or whom he suspects of carrying a document relating to the commission or intended commission of any such offence as aforesaid or whom he suspects of being in possession of information relating to the commission or intended commission of any such offence as aforesaid. (2) Any member of the Gárda Síochána (if he is not in uniform on production of his identification card if demanded) may, for the purpose of the exercise of any of the powers conferred by the next preceding sub-section of this section, stop and search (if necessary by force) any vehicle or any ship, boat, or other vessel which he suspects to contain a person whom he is empowered by the said sub-section to arrest without warrant. (3) Whenever a person is arrested under this section, he may be removed to and detained in custody in a Gárda Síochána station, a prison, or some other convenient place for a period of twenty-four hours from, the time of his arrest and may, if an officer of the Gárda Síochána not below the rank of Chief Superintendent so directs, be so detained for a further period of twenty-four hours. (4) A person detained under the next preceding sub-section of this, section may, at any time during such detention, be charged before the District Court or a Special Criminal Court with an offence or be released by direction of an officer of the GárdaSíochána, and shall, if not so charged or released, be released at the expiration of the detention authorised by the said sub-section. (5) A member of the Gárda Síochána may do all or any of the following things in respect of a person detained under this section, that is to say:— (a) demand of such person his name and address; (b) search such person or cause him to be searched; (c) photograph such person or cause him to be photographed; (d) take, or cause to be taken, the fingerprints of such person. (6) Every person who shall obstruct or impede the exercise in respect of him by a member of the Gárda Síochána of any of the powers conferred by the next preceding sub-section of this section or shall fail or refuse to give his name and address or shall give, in response to any such demand, a name or an address which is false or misleading shall be guilty of an offence under this section and shall be liable on summary conviction thereof to imprisonment for a term not exceeding six months. OFFENCES AGAINST THE STATE ACT, 1939. We will have to discuss THE AFFAIRS OF THE STATE. Under Sovereign law, We have 21 one days to elect a new President and new Representatives who will represent us on a global stage. I have a few that comes to mind Deputy Boyd Barrett, Clare Daly, Michael O’ Brien , Paul Murphy and all those who are competent to represent Ireland on a global scale, I was looking for people who were connected to the people on the same level as the state not on a higher level as thinking that they are superior to ordinary folks or not to look down on anybody if they say a curse learn to lighten up and not be so stiff or pompass . The People I am looking for to be the new representitives of Ireland has to portray the kind of people that we are, like very kind loving people, but don’t step on our toes. We can be ruthless but in a very diplomatic way and straight to the point. They have to have a Kind heart for their people and love them unconditionally but be ruthless in their defence of their own people from outside Governments. To protect them at all costs. And I see that in Clare Daly Boyd Barrett Michael and Paul Murphy. Ruth has it as well but she needs to come down off her high horse. And let love into her heart. There is a couple more. That is just in Dublin, I’m sure there are many fine strong minded young men and women in different areas of the country in all counties in Ireland. Number 13 of 1939. ________________________________________ OFFENCES AGAINST THE STATE ACT, 1939. ________________________________________ ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS PART I. Preliminary and General. Section 1. Short title. 2. Definitions. 3. Exercise of powers by superintendents of the Gárda Síochána. 4. Expenses. 5. Repeals. PART II. Offenses Against the State. 6. Usurpation of functions of government. 7. Obstruction of government. 8. Obstruction of the President. 9. Interference with military or other employees of the State. 10. Prohibition of printing, etc., certain documents. 11. Foreign newspapers, etc., containing seditious or unlawful matter. 12. Possession of treasonable, seditious, or incriminating documents. 13. Provisions in respect of documents printed for reward. 14. Obligation to print printers name and address on documents. 15. Unauthorised military exercises prohibited. 16. Secret societies in army or police. 17. Administering unlawful oaths. PART III. Unlawful Organisation. 18. Unlawful organisations. 19. Suppression orders. 20. Declaration of legality. 21. Prohibition of membership of an unlawful organisation. 22. Provisions consequent upon the making of a suppression order. 23. Provisions consequent upon the making of a declaration of legality. 24. Proof of membership of an unlawful organisation by possession of incriminating document. 25. Closing of buildings. PART IV. Miscellaneous. 26. Evidence of publication of treasonable, seditious or incriminating document. 27. Prohibition of certain public meetings. 28. Prohibition of meetings in the vicinity of the Oireachtas. 29. Search warrants in relation to the commission of offences under this Act or to treason. 30. Arrest and detention of suspected persons. 31. Offences by bodies corporate. 32. Re-capture of escaped prisoners. 33. Remission, etc., in respect of convictions by a Special Criminal Court. 34. Forfeiture and disqualifications on certain convictions by a Special Criminal Court. PART V. Special Criminal Courts. 35. Commencement and cesser of this Part of this Act. 36. Schedule offences. 37. Attempting, etc., to commit a scheduled offence. 38. Establishment of Special Criminal Courts. 39. Constitution of Special Criminal Courts. 40. Verdicts of Special Criminal Courts. 41. Procedure of Special Criminal Courts. 42. Authentication of orders of Special Criminal Courts. 43. Jurisdiction of Special Criminal Courts. 44. Appeal to Court of Criminal Appeal. 45. Proceedings in the District Court in relation to scheduled offences. 46. Proceedings in the District Court in relation to non-scheduled offences. 47. Charge before Special Criminal Court in lieu of District Court. 48. Transfer of trials from ordinary Courts to a Special Criminal Court. 49. Selection of the Special Criminal Court by which a person is to be tried. 50. Orders and sentences of Special Criminal Courts. 51. Standing mute of malice and refusal to plead, etc. 52. Examination of detained persons. 53. Immunities of members, etc., of Special Criminal Courts. PART VI. Powers of Internment. 54. Commencement and cesser of this Part of this Act. 55. Special powers of arrest and detention. 56. Powers of search, etc., of detained persons. 57. Release of detained persons. 58. Regulations in relation to places of detention. 59. Commission for inquiring into detention. ________________________________________ Acts Referred to Treasonable Offences Act, 1925 No. 18 of 1925 Public Safety (Emergency Powers) Act, 1926 No. 42 of 1926 Courts of Justice Act, 1924 No. 10 of 1924 Courts of Justice Act, 1928 No. 15 of 1928 ________________________________________ Number 13 of 1939. ________________________________________ OFFENCES AGAINST THE STATE ACT, 1939. ________________________________________ AN ACT TO MAKE PROVISION IN RELATION TO ACTIONS AND CONDUCT CALCULATED TO UNDERMINE PUBLIC ORDER AND THE AUTHORITY OF THE STATE, AND FOR THAT PURPOSE TO PROVIDE FOR THE PUNISHMENT OF PERSONS GUILTY OF OFFENCES AGAINST THE STATE, TO REGULATE AND CONTROL IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST THE FORMATION OF ASSOCIATIONS, TO ESTABLISH SPECIAL CRIMINAL COURTS IN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLE 38 OF THE CONSTITUTION AND PROVIDE FOR THE CONSTITUTION, POWERS, JURISDICTION, AND PROCEDURE OF SUCH COURTS, TO REPEAL CERTAIN ENACTMENTS AND TO MAKE PROVISION GENERALLY IN RELATION TO MATTERS CONNECTED WITH THE MATTERS AFORESAID. [14th June, 1939]. BE IT ENACTED BY THE OIREACHTAS AS FOLLOWS:—WHEN A NEW ONE IS FORMED 21 DAYS OF THE DISSOLVED DAIL AND THE PRESIDENCY
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