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Digital copy of Email correspondence involving Senator Sir Philip Bailhache concerning John Hemming MP and the issue of the ability of a person to judicial review a decision not to prosecute. [Some details redacted]. For Sir Philip Bailhache's Witness Statement to the Inquiry dated 22 January 2016, see ZC/D/AW4/B2/24/WS000699.

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Reference	ZC/D/AW4/A5/27/WD007255
Date	20 September 2012
Scope and Content	Refers to Senator Sir Philip Bailhache meeting John Hemmings MP following his speech in the House of Commons and discussion about the issue of the ability of a person to judicial review a decision by the Attorney General not to prosecute. Includes questions by Sir Philip of Timothy Le Cocq (Attorney General) regarding whether individuals named by [Stuart] Syvret got an injuction against Syvret, the reason for [Graham] Power's suspension and whether Sally Le B [Le Brocq] was still a director of the JEP [Jersey Evening Post]. Includes response by Mr Le Cocq to the questions and includes extracts from Hansard relating to a question by Senator Syvret of the Attorney General regarding the appeal mechanisms available to victims of crimes should a decision be made not to prosecute their cases and a question by Senator B E Shenton of the Minister for Home Affairs regarding staff suspensions following the investigation into Operation Blast.
Names	Bailhache, Sir Philip Bailhache, William Edmonds, John Hilton, Jackie, Deputy Le Brocq, Sally Le Cocq, Timothy Le Hérissier, Roy, Deputy Pitman, Trevor, Deputy Power, Graham Sharp, Howard Shenton, Ben, Senator Syvret, Stuart, Senator Attorney General Hemming, John Attorney General BBC Radio Jersey Devonshire Hotels Hansard Haut de la Garenne House of Commons Jersey Evening Post Law Officers' Department Operation Blast Operation Rectangle Royal Court Solicitor General States of Jersey Police Wiltshire Police
Keywords	advice \| allegations \| Attorneys General \| child protection \| childcare \| Children \| children's services \| Correspondence \| courts \| E-mail \| evidence \| families \| IJCI \| investigations \| judiciary \| legal advice \| prosecutions \| reviews \| senators \| witnesses
Places	St Helier, Haut de la Garenne
Dimensions	1 pdf file
Language	English
Level of description	File
Access restrictions	PDF file - please click on the link to download
Closed until	2100

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ZC/D/AW Independent Jersey Care Inquiry

ZC/D/AW4 Independent Jersey Care Inquiry - Phase 2. Evidence relating to policing, investigations of abuse, and decisions on prosecution. Contains evidence from States of Jersey Police, the Honorary Police, politicians, civil servants, and the Law Officers’ Department. Includes Witness Statements given to the Inquiry and the States of Jersey Police, and supporting evidence in the form of Witness Documents.

ZC/D/AW4/A Phase 2 - Witness Documents. Evidence relating to policing, investigations of abuse, and decisions on prosecution. Contains evidence from States of Jersey Police, the Honorary Police, politicians, civil servants, and the Law Officers’ Department.

ZC/D/AW4/A5 Witness Documents - Witnesses Giving Evidence in Public. Supporting evidence relating to the experiences of those involved in policing, investigations of abuse, and decisions on prosecution designated as Witnesses Giving Evidence in Public as part of Phase 2.

ZC/D/AW4/A5/27 Evidence about Sir Philip Bailhache, a Witness Giving Evidence In Public during Phase 2, in the form of Witness Documents.

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Digital copy of Email correspondence involving Senator Sir Philip Bailhache concerning John Hemming MP and the issue of the ability of a person to judicial review a decision not to prosecute. [Some details redacted]. For Sir Philip Bailhache's Witness Statement to the Inquiry dated 22 January 2016, see ZC/D/AW4/B2/24/WS000699.

ZC/D/AW4/A5/27/WD007255

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