With two ex GCs giving evidence this week, last week we got an insight into the black box of how PO ran its legal work from conduit-in-chief, Rodric Williams
This witness was extraordinary. He was so so bad. And still in post! One wonders whether his obfuscation and refusal to even accept the plain meaning of things he’d written down was viewed as a win inside the PO. There’s a lot of callousness and incompetence to go around here but he took last week’s prize.
Hello. I am an American who lives in Portland, Oregon. Thank you for your comprehensive and cogent coverage. Two questions: first, has there been any attention given to the process by which the post office purchased Horizon from Fujitsu? The purchase of a compromised system raises the question of whether there was corruption in that process. Second, in Britain, is it possible for sub postmasters to seek relief and monetary compensation from the administrators of the post office who appeared to have knowingly done them grievous harm? Thanks.
This witness was extraordinary. He was so so bad. And still in post! One wonders whether his obfuscation and refusal to even accept the plain meaning of things he’d written down was viewed as a win inside the PO. There’s a lot of callousness and incompetence to go around here but he took last week’s prize.
Hello. I am an American who lives in Portland, Oregon. Thank you for your comprehensive and cogent coverage. Two questions: first, has there been any attention given to the process by which the post office purchased Horizon from Fujitsu? The purchase of a compromised system raises the question of whether there was corruption in that process. Second, in Britain, is it possible for sub postmasters to seek relief and monetary compensation from the administrators of the post office who appeared to have knowingly done them grievous harm? Thanks.