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The UK Supreme Court will decide whether to let the Solicitors Regulation Authority argue that it has the power to compel the disclosure of legally privileged information. 👀 Read our analysis of the High Court’s decision to get up to speed 👇

spotlightcorruption.orgHigh Court ruling exposes major gap in powers to investigate misconduct by lawyersThe High Court rules against the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) following a major challenge by Carter-Ruck and Mohamed Amersi to the regulator’s investigative powers.

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This appeal follows a major High Court challenge brought by libel firm Carter-Ruck and their former client and political donor, Mohamed Amersi which resulted in judgment against the SRA.

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I more and more think that some cases are pantomimes. The SRA cherry pick who they want to investigate. Right or wrong they continue or stop. Judges will insert really long paragraphs, in a judgment to fudge a result. I depends on who you are and if you are liked what result you get.