Alison Saunders’s boss is Jeremy Wright QC (45). Our thanks to Mike P for this. The start of the piece:
The failings which have lead to a nationwide review of all live rape and serious sexual assault cases were caused by police forces and prosecutors not carrying out “basic” procedure, the Attorney General has suggested.
In a stinging criticism of authorities’ handling a series of failed rape cases, Jeremy Wright QC has said there was “no excuse” and that there was a “substantial problem” with how disclosure protocol is followed. [J4MB emphasis]
He also declined to say whether Alison Saunders, director of public prosecutions, should consider her position, [J4MB emphasis] but said that tackling the issue required a “joint effort” from prosecutors and police. [J4MB: it was “joint effort” from them, driven by Saunders and other harridans, with their mangina allies, which got us into the present mess.]
Mr Wright made the comments yesterday as he revealed he had asked the CPS to review all live cases, [J4MB: Interesting. An admission that Saunders hadn’t made the decision pro-actively.] amid fears that dozens may be compromised by the failure to disclose vital evidence ahead of trial.
Ms Saunders has admitted the review – which will affect every force in England and Wales – will likely result in a number of cases being stopped as others are brought forward. [J4MB: This is clearly at odds with her claim that no innocent men are in prison as a result of false rape and serious sexual assault allegations.]
Justice for Men & Boys 
This could be what a can of worms being opened sounds like.
I hope…
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I know I must bore J4M&B readers but I cannot emphasise too much the importance of “pushing” this issue as much as possible. Alison Saunders did not want such a large scale review. However she is not alone, the merely prosecuted her predecessors policy (vigorously admittedly) and the Attorney General will face real problems with a proper review from the CPS itself, from a number of Chief Constables, Police and Crime Commissioners and the Police “College”. All have produced policy, practice guidance and training in support of precisely the convict at all costs approach now being exposed.
Ask your local Police/CPS for info under FOIs, write e-mail, do whatever you can to make it clear that this won’t be quietly kicked into the long grass.
“Rape” is the iconic evil that feminists use constantly as the first and most powerful tool to get what they want. They’ll resist anything that reduces the image they have created that there is an “epidemic”.
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‘Ask your local Police/CPS for info under FOIs, write e-mail, do whatever you can to make it clear that this won’t be quietly kicked into the long grass.‘
I’m confident that there are plenty of men willing and able to do such things if they are given guidance as to how to go about it. Most of the more successful campaigns use template letters and guidance notes to manage campaigns.
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“Mr Wright made the comments yesterday as he revealed he had asked the CPS to review all live cases, [J4MB: Interesting. An admission that Saunders hadn’t made the decision pro-actively.] amid fears that dozens may be compromised by the failure to disclose vital evidence ahead of trial.”
Since Alison Saunders thinks a not-guilty verdict just means the system let the rape victim at trial down, this last sentiment doesn’t surprise me (I know, I know, the woman has become a lightening rod for a bigger problem and her predecessors also embraced the corruption of the judicial system at the hands of feminists. Still, some people are more deserving of a lynch mob than others).
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