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High Court upholds appeal by SRA on the basis that sanctions imposed on three solicitors were too lenient.
Nurses who had faced allegations by NMC since 2003 finally ‘cleared’ of misconduct, following judgement by High Court.
High Court allows appeal against sanction from Fitness to Practise Committee of General Optical Council; when does caselaw pertaining to one profession apply to another when it comes to sanction?
The High Court declines to quash the HCPC Investigating Committee decision that a psychologist, Dr Young, had no case to answer in circumstances whereby there had been expert opinion criticising the assessment that she conducted on the risk of violent reoffending by two prisoners convicted of terrorist offences.
The High Court declined to quash the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal's Regulation decision that a solicitor had been dishonest in circumstances where no motive and or the certainty of discovery was apparent.
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