The Unjust Imprisonment of Equity Lawyer Edward Ellis for Helping Victims of Corruption...

Edward Ellis, an equity lawyer, has been sentenced to 12 months in Pentonville Prison for helping people free of charge in their corruption cases. Despite being suspended indefinitely from practice in 2006 and being struck off the roll of solicitors in 2013, he continued to help people in their corruption cases. The sentencing of Edward Ellis has sparked outrage among his supporters, who believe that he has been unfairly targeted for his work in exposing corruption. Ellis was found guilty of giving false hope to litigants and breaching a Civil Restraint Order, which was meant to restrain him from issuing claims on behalf of others or from assisting others to bring claims in contravention of the Legal Services Act.

“Edward Ellis is going to die.”

The recent sentencing of Edward Ellis, an equity lawyer, to 12 months in Pentonville Prison for helping people free of charge in their corruption cases has sparked outrage among his supporters. Ellis, who is on kidney dialysis, has been publicising a Mass Corruption Remedy Process that he has been working on for 20 years with the Equity Monarchy Trusts. Despite being suspended indefinitely from practice in 2006 and being struck off the roll of solicitors in 2013, he continued to help people in their corruption cases. His supporters are calling for his immediate release and for justice to be served. The situation is particularly concerning given the overcrowding and poor conditions at Pentonville Prison, which was not designed to house the number of inmates it currently holds.

“There is no Justice, the whole Justice system needs to be reset.”

The recent sentencing of Edward Ellis, an equity lawyer, to 12 months in Pentonville Prison for helping people free of charge in their corruption cases has sparked outrage among his supporters. Ellis, who is on kidney dialysis, has been publicising a Mass Corruption Remedy Process that he has been working on for 20 years with the Equity Monarchy Trusts. Despite being suspended indefinitely from practice in 2006 and being struck off the roll of solicitors in 2013, he continued to help people in their corruption cases. His supporters are calling for his immediate release and for justice to be served.

Here are some steps that can be taken to help free Edward Ellis:

1. Sign and share the petition: A petition has been started to free Edward Ellis. Signing and sharing the petition can help raise awareness and put pressure on the authorities to release him.

2. Contact your local MP: Contacting your local MP and asking them to raise the issue in Parliament can help bring attention to the case and put pressure on the government to take action.

3. Write to the Home Secretary: Writing to the Home Secretary and asking them to review the case can also help put pressure on the authorities to release Edward Ellis.

4. Share on social media: Sharing information about Edward Ellis and his case on social media can help raise awareness and put pressure on the authorities to release him.

5. Donate to his legal fund: Donating to Edward Ellis' legal fund can help him get the resources he needs to fight his case and secure his release.

It is important to act quickly to help free Edward Ellis, as his health is deteriorating and he is in urgent need of medical attention. By taking these steps, we can help ensure that justice is served and that Edward Ellis is released from prison as soon as possible.

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Jail for ex-solicitor who gave 'false hopes' to litigants...

Sourced from Jail for ex-solicitor who gave 'false hopes' to litigants | News | Law Gazette
By Bianca Castro Published 31 March 2023

A former solicitor who enlisted litigants with hopeless cases to pursue a campaign over alleged corruption in the justice system has been sentenced to a year’s imprisonment for contempt.

Equity Lawyer Edward Ellis Jailed Today

In a judgment published this week, Edward William Ellis, who was struck off in 2013, was found to have breached a general civil restraint order (GCRO) which prevents him from ‘issuing claims on behalf of others or from assisting others to bring claims’. Ellis, who according to the judgment ‘submits that this court and our courts generally are corrupt’, denied liability for contempt.

The judgment found that two claims had been made when the GCRO was ‘very much in force’, on behalf of one ‘Ediz Haztunc’ and a ‘Citizen Father Mr Sham Pal Sood’. The ‘Haztunc’ application was dismissed as totally without merit.

The phrasing of the applications, the judgment found, had ‘some distinct and unusual features’, which had also been used by Ellis ‘on frequent occasions’.

Royal Courts of Justice London

In His Majesty’s Solicitor General v Edward William Ellis, Mr Justice Kerr said Ellis had ‘a long history of flouting orders of this court since 2016’.

A serious aggravating feature of Ellis’ conduct was the use of litigants to pursue his campaign, ‘probably giving them false hopes and expectations’, the judge said. ‘He is not entitled to represent anyone and his applications issued in the names of others misleadingly present them as if they were litigants in person, although his idiosyncratic drafting allows the initiated to see through that.’

While Ellis, who represented himself, ‘referred at great length to what he believes to be the true legal order which, conveniently, effectively puts him and his actions in this matter above the law’, he did not deny performing the acts of contempt.

Finding Ellis in contempt to the criminal standard, the judge said: ‘A very large amount of judicial time has had to be wasted on the defendant and his applications, to the detriment of litigants in genuine need of the court’s precious resources and services.’

He added: ‘Is [Ellis] under a misapprehension about the nature of the legal system? Very probably, but there is no medical evidence about how that operates on his mind and he has had many opportunities over a period of several years to seek either or both of legal representation, which he disdains, or a medical report, which he has not sought to commission.’

In sentencing Ellis to a total of 12 months in prison, Kerr said: ‘I am quite satisfied that only a custodial penalty meets the gravity of the situation.’

Ellis’ sentence will take effect on 8 May or ‘on the first weekday thereafter’.

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