Terry Harris Files Complaint Against Judge Johnny Hardwick
July 13 2005 - 3:28PM
PR Newswire (US)
Terry Harris Files Complaint Against Judge Johnny Hardwick
BIRMINGHAM, Ala., July 13 /PRNewswire/ -- Terry Harris, President
& CEO of Networker2000.com announced that he filed Cannon
Charges against Judge Johnny Hardwick of Montgomery County,
Alabama. Hardwick presided over the trial that forced Harris into
defending himself in a very complex securities trial without an
attorney. Harris alleges that Hardwick committed eight violations
of the Alabama Cannons of Judicial Ethics which is the code of
ethics that all Alabama Judges must follow. Harris alleges that if
Judge Johnny Hardwick did not commit judicial misconduct in the
three-day trial the case would have been dismissed after the
State's first witness, Susan Anderson, Chief Counsel of the Alabama
Securities Commission, stated under oath: "Terry Harris broke no
laws." Hardwick had several other chances to dismiss the case when
two other attorneys for the Alabama Securities Commission stated:
"Terry Harris broke no laws." The ASC states that Harris broke no
laws but prosecutes him anyway. Harris contends that this is when
prosecution becomes persecution. Hardwick also threatened to
provide instructions to the jurors that were not based on law.
Hardwick did not care about or bother to learn the laws surrounding
Harris's case. Harris was ultimately sentenced to five years
probation but Harris appealed the probation and that was enough to
lift Harris from all of the sanctions of the probation. In fact the
probation was stayed and Harris has the same freedom that he had
before he went to trial. Harris believes that his prosecution is
very political and is part of a government conspiracy that may
include the following officials: the Governor of Alabama, Bob
Riley, and Alabama Attorney General, Troy King. Harris alleges that
racism is the motive behind the actions of Joseph Borg, director of
the Alabama Securities Commission, who initiated the false charges.
Harris and his company have been supported by the SCLC, prominent
civil rights leaders like Dick Gregory, Rev Fred Suttlesworth and
Rev Abraham Woods. A March in the streets of downtown Birmingham,
AL was also led by Martin Luther King III in August 2004 in protest
of the persecution that Harris received from Borg and the ASC.
http://www.n2kdac.org/ http://www.n2kinternational.com/ If you have
questions or require more information contact: Terry Harris,
President & CEO. DATASOURCE: Networker2000.com CONTACT: Terry
Harris, President & CEO of Networker2000.com, +1-205-833-1313,
fax: +1-205-833-7282, or Web site: http://www.n2kinternational.com/
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