His Honour Rubery Retires In 2010
His Honour Judge Reginald John Rubery retires as a Circuit Judge on 14 February 2010.
His Honour Judge Reginald John Rubery (72) was admitted as a Solicitor in 1963.
He was appointed as a Deputy Registrar in 1975, as a County Court and District Registrar in 1978, as an Assistant Recorder in 1986, as a Recorder in 1991 and as a Circuit Judge in 1995.
He was appointed as a Designated Civil Judge at Stafford in 1998. He also served on the Mental Health Review Tribunal (Restricted Patients Panel), as a Fee-paid Legal Member (Vice-President) of the Immigration Appeals Tribunal and on the Special Immigration Appeals Commission.
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