Australia Elects Senator Who Was Thrown in Contempt Fighting Against Judges

Sen. Derryn Hinch (Vic-DHJP) was thrown in contempt and imprisoned for standing up against corrupt judges. He was elected to the Senate and made his Maiden Speech on September 12th, 2016. He immediately said he would fight to reform the system and even opposed the law that journalists can only photograph a senator when speaking so they are not embarrassed sleeping on the job.

 

 

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