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That's what "struck off" generally means in jurisdictions that have lawyers who are not barristers (i.e., members of the bar), such as the UK.
by piker 7y ago
That's what "struck off" generally means in jurisdictions that have lawyers who are not barristers (i.e., members of the bar), such as the UK.
- 0xffff2 7y agoThis is super confusing because in the US lawyers are members of the bar, but are not refered to as barristers. As an American I've only ever heard the term "disbarment"; never "struck off".