POL00060279 - Ann Nield case study: Letter to Laurence Lee & Co Re. Letter to defence where there is material to disclose - disclosure (defence case statement) R v Anne Nield & another Court and Next Hearing Date: Liverpool Crown Court.

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Date: 11 April 2013
Our Ref: AB2/24040
Your Ref: LML.BW.JW.NEI

Dear Sirs,

LETTER TO DEFENCE WHERE THERE IS MATERIAL TO DISCLOSE - ONGOING
DISCLOSURE (DEFENCE CASE STATEMENT)

Rv Anne NIELD & another
COURT AND NEXT HEARING DATE: Liverpool Crown Court - w/c 15.04.2013

I have considered your defence statement dated 12/9/12 provided under Section 5
Criminal Procedure and Investigations Act 1996 (CPIA). Under section 7 CPIA I am
required to disclose to you any prosecution material which has not been previously
disclosed and which might reasonably be expected to assist your defence, as described in
your statement.

A copy of a schedule of non-sensitive unused material prepared by Post Office Limited
has already been sent to you. The items listed below are those which I consider might
reasonably be expected to assist your defence, as described in your statement, and which
have not already been disclosed to you. The numbers refer to the numbers on the
schedule previously provided. Where indicated, copies of the items listed are attached.
Material marked as available for inspection can be viewed by arrangement with the
disclosure officer.

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An additional schedule has been produced and is attached and has been endorsed. The
Statement of Steve Bradshaw dated 10t April 2013 is additional to this together with
exhibit SB/58.

This material is disclosed to you in accordance with the provisions of the CPIA, and you
must not use or disclose it, or any information recorded in it for any purpose other than in
connection with these criminal proceedings. If you do so without the permission of the
court, you may commit an offence.

I have considered your letter of the 2"¢ April 2013, but at this stage do not consider there is
any further material to disclose at this stage. You may of course apply to the court under
section 8 CPIA. The court will assess your application in the light of your defence
statement.

If you request access to any item which has been marked for disclosure by inspection, it is
essential that you preserve this letter in its present form, as access will only be granted
upon production of this letter and the schedule previously provided to the person
supervising access.

If you have a query in connection with this letter, please contact me.

Yours faithfully

Andrew Bolc
Solicitor

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