An Open Letter to His Majesty King Charles, the Governor General of Canada, Members of Parliament, and the Canadian Judicial Council.

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Mohd Ali Hirji

1084 Lillooet Road

North Vancouver B.C.

V7J 2H8

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Your Majesty King Charles,

Your Excellency the Governor General of Canada,

Honourable Members of Parliament,

Esteemed Members of the Canadian Judicial Council,

I write to draw your urgent attention to grave issues within Canada’s judiciary that undermine the rule of law and the public’s trust in our legal system. These issues revolve around judicial misconduct, the failure to hold judges accountable, and the validation of void ab initio orders—orders that are constitutionally invalid from the outset.

The Supreme Court of Canada has failed to fulfill its constitutionally mandated duties by refusing to set aside these void ab initio orders, despite clear evidence of judicial abuse of power. This failure violates Section 52(1) of the Constitution Act, 1982, and severely erodes the public’s confidence in the highest court of the land.

Additionally, the Canadian Judicial Council has neglected its constitutional responsibility to investigate and hold federally appointed judges accountable for acts of fraud. The Council has repeatedly refused to investigate the validation of these void orders, which have been upheld through blatant judicial abuse. This is a clear breach of the Judges Act, which mandates the CJC to maintain judicial integrity and accountability.

For a more comprehensive understanding of the facts and the gravity of this situation, I encourage you to view the following video, which provides a true and unfiltered picture of the issues at hand: YouTube Video: Judicial Misconduct in Canada.

These failures compel the Government of Canada to intervene. Under Section 52(1) of the Constitution Act, 1982, which establishes the Constitution as the supreme law of the land, any law or action inconsistent with it is of no force or effect. Furthermore, Section 99 of the Constitution Act, 1867 provides Parliament with the authority to remove judges for cause, should their conduct threaten the integrity of the judiciary. The refusal of both the Supreme Court and the Canadian Judicial Council to address these serious breaches of constitutional duty leaves no alternative but for Parliament and the executive branch to act swiftly. Intervention is necessary not only to correct these wrongs but also to restore the integrity of Canada’s legal system.

I urge immediate action to investigate these judicial abuses, hold those responsible accountable, and uphold the principles that form the foundation of our democratic society.

Yours sincerely,

Mohd Ali Hirji.