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       #Post#: 129737--------------------------------------------------
       Complaints v adjudicators
   DIR By: Hippocrates
       Date: September 6, 2026, 4:50 pm
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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       This is outdated and not fit for purpose.
       #Post#: 129743--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Complaints v adjudicators
   DIR By: stamfordman
       Date: September 6, 2026, 5:46 pm
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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.
       #Post#: 129760--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Complaints v adjudicators
   DIR By: roythebus
       Date: September 7, 2026, 4:29 am
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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.
       #Post#: 129851--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Complaints v adjudicators
   DIR By: Hippocrates
       Date: September 7, 2026, 3:52 pm
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       Two months? Three months?
       This needs to be sorted by an independnet body.
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