Baroness Scotland Complaint Accepted

Posted on Oct 12, 2009 in blog, Uncategorized The Bar Standards Board the body which regulates Barristers has accepted the Sunlight Centre complaint dated 29th September regarding Baroness Scotland’s employment of an illegal overstayer. The complaint was based on the fact that Baroness Scotland is a qualified Barrister and we believe that she has breached the Barrister’s Code of Conduct by: ‘acting in a way that damages the...
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Baroness Scotland Fails To Pay Housekeeper’s Tax

Posted on Oct 5, 2009 in blog, Uncategorized According to an article in the Daily Mail yesterday Baroness Scotland had not provided her cleaner with the appropriate tax deductions in accordance with employment laws.  This is on top of the £5,000 she has already been fined by the UKBA for failing to photocopy her housekeeper’s passport.  Now she could also face criticism from fellow employers who have been fined for...
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Baroness Scotland Faces Being Struck Off As Barrister

Posted on Sep 23, 2009 in projects, Uncategorized Last night the Sunlight Centre reported Baroness Scotland to the Bar Standards Board.  The Bar Standards Board must now decide whether or not to call Lady Scotland before a disciplinary tribunal. The Sunlight’s complaint was based on the fact that Baroness Scotland is a qualified Barrister and we believe that she has breached the Barrister’s Code of Conduct by: ‘acting in a way...
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Baroness Scotland fined £5,000 by UKBA

Posted on Sep 22, 2009 in projects, Uncategorized ++According to Sky News the Attorney General who the Sunlight Centre reported to the UKBA over employing an overstayer last week has been fined £5,000++ The UK Border Agency began an inquiry into Attorney General Baroness Scotland after it emerged she had employed an illegal migrant. Lady Scotland fired 27-year-old Loloahi Tapui, from Tonga, when it was revealed she had been living in...
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Baroness Scotland To Be Questioned About £170,000 Expenses

Posted on Sep 21, 2009 in blog, Uncategorized We all know that the attorney-general is facing questions about the employment of her overstaying housekeeper who she sacked on Wednesday last week and we subsequently reported to the UKBA as an employer of an overstayer/illegal immigrant.  However there were further developements in the Times yesterday, it has come to light that for years she has been claiming an allowance intended for...
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