He said Scopa has asked the RAF for any copies of letters that were sent either to the Chief Justice or the Judicial Services Commission (JSC) about instances of corruption. We have asked the RAF for information that they have sent to the relevant authorities, and we are asking those authorities for similar information so we can get a complete picture. “We have asked [the RAF] whether any complaints have been lodged against any specific judges and if that information can be provided to us. ALSO READ: Scopa launches inquiry into RAF misconduct claimsZibi said Scopa also wanted “to get to the bottom” of alleged collusion between judges and lawyers and has asked the RAF to quantify the financial losses that have come about as a result of that alleged collusion. “I want to assure the [Scopa] members that that is not something that we are glossing over.