Complainers

In my experience, the idea complainers have such a right is taken for granted not only by much of the general public but by seasoned criminal lawyers and experienced journalists.

The tribunal group said Mr Jackson's actions had not only harmed the complainers in the trial but could make witnesses less likely to cooperate in other cases in future.

Chronic complainers in a professional setting can have a negative affect on colleagues.

During the 50-minute interview, he said he had the ‘odd conversation’ with the two complainers – noting that he did so with most people at the house party.

In 2023, 85 people were classed as serial complainers.

She added that a victim impact statement provided to the court by one of the complainers illustrated the lasting psychological harm the accused had caused his victim.

She added that juries may not always appreciate how complainers may act and they may expect them to break down while giving evidence.

Sources have confirmed that Scottish prosecutors are now preparing a fresh indictment that is expected to have between 100 and 120 complainers on it.

Despite the cries of its being a firesale, Resolution boss Sir Clive Cowdery pushed back on the complainers, saying he had "paid up" for AMP’s business and implying AMP had negotiated hard.

Thinking back on my retail days, the worst male complainers were the name-droppers.

You can’t win with in the land of the complainers.

Vespasian distrusted philosophers in general, viewing them as unmanly complainers who talked too much.