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Russell Brand's barrister reports himself to watchdog over behaviour after verdict

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The IndependentRussell Brand's barrister reports himself to watchdog over behaviour after verdict
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Following the verdict finding the comedian guilty of rape and sexual assault, his barrister has reported himself to his professional regulator. The Independent specified that the barrister, Ian Winter KC, engaged in an altercation with a journalist by ranting and stating, “I hope you are pleased with yourself”. Sky News added that this professional regulator is his own.

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