Date Served: 14 Oct 2020 Primary Log Links: #752 (Solicitor’s Betrayal) & #755 (Solicitor’s Confession) Prepared by: :Waseem: Malik

🎯 Purpose

To demonstrate that, contemporaneous with possession of exculpatory MG6C material (Whitmore letter) and the solicitor’s own acknowledgement that a psychiatric report was “fundamental”, the defence also held formal prosecution witness statements — and failed to exercise the right to challenge them in person. This corroborates knowledge, opportunity, and omission.

🧩 Key Points

• Direct Receipt: Addressed to ABV Solicitors (Rishi Verma) from CPS Thames & Chiltern on 14/10/2020.
• Content:
  • S.9 CJA 1967 Notice to admit witness evidence in writing.
  • Lists PC Jessica Turner’s statements re: arrest and interview (Nov 2019).
• Defence Rights:
  • 7‑day statutory window to object and require live testimony.
  • Strategic opportunity to cross‑examine arresting/interviewing officer on procedure, necessity, and credibility.
• Failure: No objection lodged, no cross‑examination pursued, no use of available exculpatory material to undermine these statements.

🔗 Corroboration

• #752: Proves possession of MG6C/Whitmore letter — mental‑health capacity evidence.
• #755: Verma’s own email confirms understanding of psychiatric report’s fundamental importance.
• This Note: Shows that, at the same time, the defence also held the CPS’s key witness statements yet failed to mount any evidential challenge.

⚖ Evidential Weight

• Regulatory: Supports SRA complaint — gross negligence in case preparation and trial strategy.
• Judicial: Bolsters unsafe‑conviction argument; failure to contest central prosecution witness where capacity and credibility were live issues.

🗂 Archive Protocol

• Tag: S9NoticeCorroboration | NegligenceChain | ProsecutionDisclosure
• Store scanned original alongside MG6C and Verma email chain in “ABV Negligence Master Bundle”.

📜 Integrated Timeline — ABV Negligence Narrative