Abuse of power is probably as old as the human race itself
Here we see a rubbing from the family shrine of King Jie
ruthless tyrannical ruler of ancient China
the king sitting on two women in a symbol of his power
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Abuse of power has become increasingly widespread and wide-ranging in our society
The over-zealous, biased, or even prejudiced public official,
the unreasonable regulator with no regard for the rights of those they regulate,
the government minister who strikes fear into his department,
the man who sexually abuses the employees or students or sport apprentices over whom he has control.
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These are not confined to nameless faceless officials
They include a prolific sexual abuser of medical students, systematic abuses of the process of law
by the Care Quality Commission, the dishonesty of regulatory authorities as to “exceptional circumstances”
a claim of ‘ministerial sovereignty’ by a holder of one of the great offices of state, and and an act of
gross corruption by a High Court judge at the Royal Courts of Justice in London
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In preparation
Penalties for late filing of accounts
The abuse of the process of law as to the reasonable excuse
A £45.2m scam being perpetrated by Companies House
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RichardF
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