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From: Lorraine Cordell [lorraine32@blueyonder.co.uk]
Sent: 20 October 2015 17:48
To: 'Forster, John'
Subject: RE: SIMON CORDELL
Dear Mr Dear Forster

Could you please put this email in front of the legal adviser, the alleged erroneous entries on
my PNC as you have put it, are made up from the court as the police would not be able to
put records on a persons PNC record without a case being put in front of the courts.

My Mother has asked the court to check all the registries at the court against the records the
police hold on my PNC record. This showed the errors and as you said to my mother at the
court if a case is not listed at the court then it was never heard at the court.

There are 5 errors of no listing on my PNC that the court does not have in the court register
how can this be?

My mother has been to the police who do not want to address this issue this is why she
came to the court as the court should hold all records.

By the legal adviser not wanting to write a letter showing my records have been checked by
the court what is this saying. why should a person be able to ask the court to check there
records yet the court does not want to get involved in errors they found?

This is a miscarriage of justice, the court has not found records in the court registries that are
on my PNC record yet the court does not want to do anything about it.

Regards

Simon Cordell

From: Forster, John [mailto:john.forster@hmcts.gsi.gov.uk]
Sent: 20 October 2015 16:03
To: 'lorraine32@blueyonder.co.uk'
Subject: SIMON CORDELL

Dear Mr Cordell,

Further to your request for a letter from the court regarding the alleged erroneous entries on
the PNC, the legal adviser has stated that the court cannot supply this information: you must
make your request through the police.

Regards,

Customer Services Unit(8)
Highbury Corner Magistrates Court
51 Holloway Road
LONDON
N7 8JA

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