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SRA Restricts Paralegal Following Child-Related Offences

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Updated 2023/05/22 at 4:30 PM
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The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has placed restrictions on where and how former paralegal Christopher Griffith can work within the U.K.’s legal industry.

According to the SRA’s website, due to the serious nature of his previous convictions: “It is undesirable for Mr Griffith to be involved in a legal practice without the SRA’s prior written consent”. He has also been ordered to pay £650 towards the SRA’s costs. 

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