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As it approached the end of the day, the inquiry also heard more about the involvement of the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC). | |
An email sent to Rodric Williams in 2016 from its group leader requested more information and documents. That included "transaction logs" the CCRC was not able to find in relation to the Seema Misra case. | |
Williams forwarded the email to a number of colleagues, the inquiry was shown. He said he wanted to discuss how they could "force the issue", saying the CCRC seemed to be "jumping down every rabbit hole they're directed to". | |
Williams told the inquiry his impression was lots of people were raising lots of issues that would get looked into, and not go anywhere. He said this would extend the review without reaching conclusions. | |
He was pressed on this by Jason Beer KC. | |
"I think that's just me writing a short email" he added. | |
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