Barrister Henry Hendron of London, UK; convicted druggie

The Bar of England and Wales by Middle Temple provided Henry Hendron with a law license in 2006 after he graduated from the University of Bristol School of Law.

The Bar Standards Board found Hank guilty of the following misconduct.

• Convicted of possessing a controlled drug of Class B with intent to supply
• Convicted possessing a controlled drug of Class C (gammabutyrolactone) with intent to supply
• Engaged in conduct which was likely to diminish the trust and confidence in which the public places in a barrister or the profession (Oh really, you say?)
• Failed to make sure fees earned by a barrister working in the chambers was properly and efficiently administered
• Failed to give proper notice to a barrister when asking that barrister to leave the chambers
• Admitted to supplying drugs that killed his 18-year-old boyfriend
• Failed to make sure fees earned by a barrister working in the chambers were properly and efficiently administered
• Failed to give proper notice to a barrister when asking that barrister to leave the chambers

As a direct consequence of his misconduct, the apologists for Barrister Misfits sitting on the Bar Standards Board punished Hank by gifting him with a complimentary 3-year suspension of his law license.  

As we speak (ca. May 2020), Hank practices with the Chambers of Henry Hendron at 81 Chancery Lane in London, United Kingdom.