Investigation Reveals Inaccuracies in Testimony by Post Office's Expert Witness

Friday, 3 May 2024, 05:01

In a recent court case involving the Post Office, it has come to light that the expert witness provided false evidence, suggesting a bug fix that could alter data without the branch's knowledge. The witness, however, claimed during the trial that such an action was impossible. This revelation raises questions about the integrity of the expert's testimony and the credibility of evidence presented in the case.

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Expert Witness Misconduct in Post Office Trial

In a recent court case, the expert witness called by the Post Office provided misleading testimony by suggesting a bug fix that could alter data without the branch's knowledge, despite claiming such an action was impossible during the trial. This has led to concerns about the accuracy and integrity of the evidence presented in the case.

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