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As far as I can remember he was either a trainee accountant, or a financial manager. Something along those lines anyway. As I see no mention of financial resti
by nicholassmith 14y ago
As far as I can remember he was either a trainee accountant, or a financial manager. Something along those lines anyway.
As I see no mention of financial restitution I'm guessing it's a 'you no longer have a criminal record, feel lucky about that'.
- Tyrannosaurs 14y agoHe was a Financial Manager and did lose his job. He's now a trainee accountant. I've just tweeted one of his lawyers (David Allen Green aka Jack of Kent) asking. He's normally pretty good at responding to questions (he's answered stuff I've asked before), shall post if he does. UPDATE: This from The Guardian: "Chambers said outside court: "It was a long, hard road. I would like to thank everyone on Twitter." He had lost two jobs because of his conviction, he said, but "it was now time to move on". After the judgment, the Crown Prosecution Service was accused by Chambers's supporters of wasting public funds in pursuing its action against the trainee accountant." Lost two jobs though it he doesn't sound like he's looking for compensation.