Julian Norman was instructed by the NMC in respect of fitness to practice proceedings taken by the regulator against a nurse accused of multiple allegations of misconduct including sexual harassment, sexual assault, and abusing his position by pressuring a junior colleague into a sexual relationship in which he was controlling. The panel accepted that the definition of coercive controlling behaviour (CCB ) should be the one used in the family courts, found that he had been controlling in the relationship and that his fitness to practice was impaired as a result. He was struck off the register. A link to the full decision can be found here https://www.nmc.org.uk/globalassets/sitedocuments/ftpoutcomes/2024/january-2024/reasons-greaves-ftpcsh-79179-20240126.pdf
Related barristers: Julian Norman
