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We're now looking at an email from Susan Crichton to Post Office lawyer Jarnail Singh. It is from June 2012. | |
In it, Crichton wrote: "If we decide not to go ahead with criminal prosecutions are there any risks for POL [Post Office Limited]?". | |
Crichton tells the inquiry they were worried about the independent review of Horizon happening at the same time as the prosecutions. | |
Julian Blake then asks why she wanted to know about the risks the prosecutions could have on the Post Office. | |
"It wasn't because I knew there was anything wrong with Horizon necessarily, but I just felt it was important that we pause these cases whilst we did the review," Crichton adds. | |
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