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Complaints v adjudicators
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This from 2019:


The Chief Adjudicators deal with complaints about the personal conduct of adjudicators both inside and outside the context of a hearing.

Personal misconduct may include, but is not limited to:

Discrimination;
Inappropriate behaviour and comments, including rude or offensive remarks;
Unacceptable delay in giving a decision;
Not fulfilling duties (e.g. failing to meet sitting requirements);
Misuse of judicial status (e.g. using status as an adjudicator for personal gain);
Professional Misconduct, as found by a professional body;
Criminal Convictions received since appointment but not disclosed.

So, how long is a piece of thread?

This is outdated and not fit for purpose.
Last Edit: September 06, 2026, 10:54:46 pm by Hippocrates
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I HAVE A HIGH COURT CASE RE JUDICIAL REVIEW BUT WILL DO MY BEST TO ADVISE AND TAKE ON CASES IF AT ALL POSSIBLE.

If you do not challenge, you join "The Mugged Club".

cp8759 and mrmustard are true geniuses. I know my place in the hierarchy of The Three Musketeers. 😊 "The Clinician", "The Gentleman" and "The Showman"

There are "known knowns" which we may never have wished to know. This applies to them. But in the field the idea that there are also "unknown unknowns" doesn't apply as they hide in the aleatoric lottery. I know this is true and need to be prepared knowing the "unknown unknowns" may well apply.

To Socrates from "Hippocrates"
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You have to feel a bit sorry for them. They spend years training to be top legal professionals and end up peering at sloping drop kerbs and car park terms boards.
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Yes you're probably right there, but then someone has to do the job. It's a bit like employment tribunal judges, I felt sorry for the judge dealing with a claim I'm involved in, a lengthy case still not finished but legally quite complex. But a very understanding and fair judge.

And top marks to the judge who heard one of my PCNs at Station road Barking a few years back. He went out of his way to find in my favour by noticing the council didn't show the no stopping except buses sign. It may be a bit of a dead-end job in some people's eyes but someone has to do it. and of course these days they can work from home.
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Two months? Three months?

This needs to be sorted by an independnet body.
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@ALL MEMBERS

I HAVE A HIGH COURT CASE RE JUDICIAL REVIEW BUT WILL DO MY BEST TO ADVISE AND TAKE ON CASES IF AT ALL POSSIBLE.

If you do not challenge, you join "The Mugged Club".

cp8759 and mrmustard are true geniuses. I know my place in the hierarchy of The Three Musketeers. 😊 "The Clinician", "The Gentleman" and "The Showman"

There are "known knowns" which we may never have wished to know. This applies to them. But in the field the idea that there are also "unknown unknowns" doesn't apply as they hide in the aleatoric lottery. I know this is true and need to be prepared knowing the "unknown unknowns" may well apply.

To Socrates from "Hippocrates"
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