The Post Office’s head of investigations told public inquiry that, as a result of the Post Office scandal, court rules on computer evidence could go back to not presuming a system worked properly.
More than 900 subpostmaster convictions wouldn’t have happened without Post Office-backed law change
The IT expert who represented Alan Bates and more than 500 subpostmasters in a High Court case against the Post Office said if changes to the rules on computer evidence, described as “onerous” by the ...
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