Miller, James Mathew
Allegation / charges
Professional Misconduct<BR/>1. Failed to comply with a notice pursuant to Section 660 of the Legal Profession Act 2004<BR/><BR/>Unsatisfactory Professional Conduct<BR/>2. Failed to provide tax invoices to client<BR/>3. Received trust money contrary to Section 252 of the Legal Profession Act 2004<BR/>4. Breached Barristers? Rule 80 and Sections 309 and 311 of the Legal Profession Act 2004 <BR/> — Professional Misconduct Unsatisfactory Professional Conduct
Findings — machine-extracted (anthropic-batch:claude-opus-4-8); verify against the decision
The barrister was found to have committed professional misconduct for failing to comply with a Section 660 notice under the Legal Profession Act 2004, and unsatisfactory professional conduct for failing to provide tax invoices, receiving trust money contrary to Section 252, and breaching Barristers' Rule 80 and Sections 309 and 311. No express finding of dishonesty is stated, and the provided text does not specify the sanction imposed.
Duties found breached:
- Uphold public trust in the profession
- Prompt accounting and return of money
- No baseless or threatened misconduct report
⚠ figures not found verbatim in the source were dropped: ["extracted_from_register_summary"]
Duties engaged
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Source: https://portal.olsc.nsw.gov.au/dasearchbn/daresultdetail?id=432e510a-b733-eb11-bf74-000d3ad1941e