Big Brother star Marco Pierre White Junior's case adjourned due to barristers' strike

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Bristol Live reported. Marco Pierre White Junior appeared at Bristol Crown Court today (July 21, 2022) after admitting 17 offences., including possessing a knife, possessing heroin, a racially aggravated order offence and shoplifting charges. READ MORE:Marco Pierre White's wild life - £28k booze session, kitchen row and Gordon Ramsay tearsWhite, 27, of Corsham, Wiltshre pleaded guilty to the offences which he committed between January last year and April this year in the Bath area.The recorder Mr Richard Tutt told the court White's barrister could not attend the hearing due to barristers' industrial action.Due to his barrister not being present, sentencing offences, which each carry the risk of jail, could not proceed.The recorder adjourned sentence until August 22 and remanded White in custody,White simply said "thank you" as he was taken from court.White Junior also missed a court hearing in March because he wad in hospital.He was due to appear before Swindon Magistrates Court on Wednesday (March 9).In a letter received by the court, a doctor said that Pierre White is not fit to attend court, confirming that he is “in hospital for ongoing investigations”, but no further information was provided.In March the troubled star missed a court hearing because he was in hospital.

The Celebrity Big Brother contestant was due to appear before Swindon Magistrates' Court.In a letter received by the court, a doctor said White was not fit to attend court, confirming that he was “in hospital for ongoing investigations”, but no further information was provided.The Criminal Bar Association (CBA) is mounting days of strike action after saying its members have suffered an average decrease in earnings of 28% since 2006 - when taking.