Post Office head lawyer considered halting Horizon prosecutions in 2013
The Post Office’s lead lawyer considered halting all prosecutions of sub-postmasters until a report into the Horizon IT system was published, the inquiry heard.
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The Post Office’s lead lawyer considered halting all prosecutions of sub-postmasters until a report into the Horizon IT system was published, the inquiry heard.
A former Post Office legal boss told the Horizon IT inquiry he could not recall opening a crucial document as he did not like reading them on his mobile.
Francis Cleaver was prosecuted by the DVSA. He admitted 33 counts of use of a 'false document'
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