Third Solicitor Barred from Practice
Andrew Nulty from Warrington is the third solicitor to get barred from the profession for stealing from clients. He was fined £60k and barred and another lawyer, Malcolm Trotter was fined £15k. (See full story)
This follows on from the barring of Slytherin lawyer, Jim Beresford last December, which I wrote about here.
As usual, the fines are in no way related to the magnitude of the offence. For instance, Nulty made £13m in a single year, much of it by ripping off sick and dying coal miners, yet his fine was only £60k and loss of his job.
Compare this to someone who doesn’t pay their TV Licence (~£130p.a.).
For this heinous crime against the TV program makers’ budget, you can be fined £1000 and/or imprisoned! This story is a case in point.
And this is the trouble with our society.
Slime ball professional lawyers get off scot-free and slime ball gambling bankers get bailed out and extravagantly pensioned-off. Meanwhile, the poor and the sick suffer because of their corrupt actions.
I really hope that some form of asset recovery process (like the failed one, designed to target drug dealers and organised crime, and successfully discussed here in conjunction with the draconian chops taken with our liberties and freedoms), is applied to these scamming scum. If 90% of their wealth was confiscated they’d still have plenty left and be able to live a much more comfortable life than the thousands of miners they ripped off.
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