In light of recent sexual misconduct debacles, the Solicitors Regulation Authority’s former executive director, Crispin Passmore, asks whether the regulator is extending beyond its reach?
The UK regulator's former executive director, Crispin Passmore, asks whether the organisation is regulating things that are criminal offences and should therefore be left to the criminal justice system.
March 09, 2020 at 08:02 AM
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The recent flurry of regulatory investigations and sanctions regarding sexual misconduct by individual solicitors and related poor culture or controls in law firms has led to some interesting and perhaps illuminating debates.
Is the SRA extending its regulatory reach? Is it now regulating solicitors’ private lives? Is it regulating things that are criminal offences, and should therefore be left to the criminal justice system?
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