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Disciplinary Record

Oliver Zachary White

Suspension

Details
Decision date
08/06/2017
Published date
08/06/2017

View full barrister record on The Barristers' Register View record Barrister Status: Unregistered Called: Nov 2001 Inn: Lincoln's Inn Hearing type: ...

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Barrister Status:
Unregistered
Called:

Nov 2001
Inn:

Lincoln's Inn
Hearing type:
Disciplinary Tribunal (5 Person)
Tribunal panel members:

Miss Amanda Claire Savage KC

, 

His Honour Judge Glenn Clifford Brasse

, 

Mr Ian Duncan Menzies-Conacher

, 

Mrs Penny Griffith

Decision date
08/06/2017
Breach details:
Professional misconduct contrary to Core Duty CD 3, 5 and 9 and contrary to rC64.1 and rC64.2 of the BSB Handbook (second edition)
Offence details:

Oliver White, a registered barrister, failed to act with honesty and integrity in that he accepted and/or carried out direct access instructions whilst prohibited by order of the Disciplinary Tribunal (?DT?) dated 3rd of June. The order prohibiting direct access work was for a period of six months and took effect following the pronouncement of the Council of the Inns of Court on 26th June 2015. Mr White acted as Counsel for X and Y in a matter before HHJ Z in the County Court at Central London, instructed under the public access scheme. The Schedule of Costs indicates that Mr White undertook work including a preliminary conference in Chambers on 3rd August 2015.

Oliver White, a registered barrister, acted in a way which is likely to diminish the trust and confidence which the public places in him or in the profession in that he accepted and/or carried out direct access instructions whilst prohibited by order of the DT dated 3rd of June. The order prohibiting direct access work was for a period of six months and took effect following the pronouncement of the Council of the Inns of Court on 26th June 2015. Mr White acted as Counsel for X and Y in a matter before HHJ Z in the County Court at Central London, instructed under the public access scheme. The Schedule of Costs indicates that Mr White undertook work including a preliminary conference in Chambers on 3rd August 2015.

Oliver White, a registered barrister, failed to promptly or at all provide the Bar Standards Board (?BSB) with information, which it requested from him for the purpose of its regulatory functions, in that he failed to provide his written comments on the complaint raised by the BSB. Mr White?s written comments were sought by the BSB in its letter and email of 18th March 2016, letter and email dated 11th May 2016, and email dated 13th May 2016.

Sanction:
Charge 1 and Charge 2 – Suspended for 18 months on each charge (sentence to run concurrently)

Charge 3 – Suspended for 6 months
(sentence to run concurrently to Charges 1 and 2)

Sentence effective from 4 May 2017

Status:

Final

Bar Standards Board (BSB) records last published to this site at 7:38am on 12 May 2025. Originally published on the Bar Standards Board (BSB) website.

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