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January 2009
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A Middlesborough man who impersonated a barrister has been jailed for two years. Ian Clegg, 32, described by Judge  Esmond Faulks as a “compulsive liar” who wanted to appear more important than he was, bought a wig and gown from eBay and defended two motoring cases and several debt cases. Clegg said he had studied law at Teeside University and was setting up a chambers in Middlesborough. The alarm was raised after he appeared puzzled by court procedure.

 
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