This week marks a defining moment in the fight for Personal Liberty in Ireland. I have now gained full High Court authority to bring forward applications on behalf of any person who is unlawfully detained under Article 40.4.2° of the Constitution of Ireland. I have already placed matters before the High Court, received written judgments back, and affirmed the right of the People to initiate these proceedings without the need to be a solicitor or a barrister. This is an inherent Constitutional right belonging to every citizen of Ireland — and I am now exercising that right to assist those who cannot speak or act for themselves. Unlawful detention does not only occur in prisons. It can happen anywhere where the State, or a person acting under State authority, restricts your physical liberty without lawful justification. It can affect peaceful protestors, ordinary families, vulnerable adults, and children. It can happen in silence, behind closed doors, and often to those least able to challenge it. From this point forward, no one in Ireland needs to suffer alone — there is a direct, immediate constitutional remedy, and I am prepared to act swiftly when your freedom is at stake. Unlawful detention can occur through abuse or misuse of power across multiple State bodies, including but not limited to: Peaceful protestors arrested without lawful grounds by An Garda Síochána People being detained due to malicious or politically-motivated prosecutions Detentions authorised by the DPP that lack lawful basis Prisoners held unlawfully by the Irish Prison Service Children seized or held by TUSLA without lawful grounds Patients detained in psychiatric units or hospitals without due process Elderly or vulnerable people prevented from leaving nursing homes or care facilities Young people locked in residential “care” units against their will Gardaí holding individuals in custody beyond legal time limits People forced to sign bail bonds or conditions under duress Detentions arising from wrongful bench warrants or administrative “errors” Adults placed under coercive guardianship or wards of court orders abused in practice State-sanctioned coercion disguised as “safeguarding” or “mental health intervention” Disabled persons physically restricted or institutionalised without lawful authority Minorities, or vulnerable groups targeted and detained unlawfully Any instance where a person’s body is prevented from moving freely by the State All of this falls under the overarching responsibility of the Garda Commissioner, the Director of Public. If your liberty, or the liberty of your child, parent, partner, brother, sister, or friend has been unlawfully taken — the Constitution provides an immediate remedy, and I now have the proven High Court authority, experience, and standing to put the complaint before the High Court without delay. This is not theory. This is now established practice. If you or someone you know is being deprived of their liberty right now, contact me immediately. Time is critical in an Article 40 case — and every hour matters. 📞 Call / Text / WhatsApp: 085 205 0563 Your freedom is your birthright. It is protected by the Constitution — and I will not allow it to be taken unlawfully.