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It happens to be even worse. Because we have no way to detect all the cases. A lot of the cases were handled in the "Post Office courts" (I don't remember the
by di4na 3y ago
It happens to be even worse.
Because we have no way to detect all the cases.
A lot of the cases were handled in the "Post Office courts" (I don't remember the correct name, not a British), and there are more or less no records of them. So you need to ask people affected to come up and find ways to validate them, then create a case for quashing it. It is a total FUBAR mess.
- leg100 3y agoThat's not true. They were handled by normal courts and of course there are records. The post office merely prosecuted the cases.