jobbery, n. (1837) – Courts/Councils/Reserved Legal Practice for Legal Complaints,

Can you tell me under the FOIA how many complaints and what sanctions have been imposed on local authorities, solicitors firms, advocacy firms, courts and judges committing jobbery, (1837) The practice or act of perverting a public service in a way that serves private ends; unfair means to serve private interests.

It is a criminal offence to carry on a reserved legal activity (including an activity in the form of the exercise of a right of audience); see sections 14 to 17 of the Legal Services Act 2007.

I wish to know how many of these unlawful orders have been struck out as a result of unqualified persons being allowed or granted reserved rights of audience.

It is believed that both a Miss Shipley(passing as a solicitor) and a Miss Robinson (passing as a barrister) at least one or both were obtained from LPC Law by J E Baring & Co Solicitors on two separate occasions being 6 November 2012 and 21 February 2013. J E Baring & Co Solicitors firm was instructed by Maidstone Borough Council to enforce non payment of council tax by imposing a charging order on property at the Maidstone County Court in the first instance before district judge Susan Sullivan and then district judge Edwina Millward.

Yours faithfully,

by:Theresa:Stirling UCC1-207