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My addition , which I think more accurately explains what the legal ombudsman cannot do has twice been deleted. Please advise. People generally only use the service when they have problems with unsatisfactory service from a legal professional. They expect the legal ombudsman to be able to judge the quality of service from such a professional. In fact, the scope of what the LEO can do is very limited.One only finds this out after extensive reporting and complaining. Meanwhile the legal professional, who is aware of the situation, is content to let things proceed, knowing that the likely outcome from the LEO is no action. — Preceding unsigned comment added by John timbrell (talk • contribs) 19:17, 4 February 2013‎

This is not a forum for discussing your opinion on the service. Come back when you have reliably sourced published material on the subject.--Charles (talk) 18:42, 13 March 2013 (UTC)[reply]

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