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With regards to the drug testing the barrister's attendance note is silent as to who is responsible for arranging
this. I will contact Probation tomorrow for confirmation for clarification.

I believe you informed me that Tyrone missed an appointment. You did not say why this happened or indeed
who had arranged this appointment.

I have discussed with you my concerns that Tyrone's behaviour is becoming more erratic and unpredictable.
Can you please confirm whether any progress has been made with regards to Tyrone accessing treatment via
his GP for his addiction and counselling.

For tomorrow if you can confirm that Tyrone can be at your address for 1pm.

If I am delayed at court I will update you at my earliest convenience.

Regards

Josephine
On Aug 7, 2013 7:33 PM, "Lorraine Cordell" <lorraine32@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote:

Hi Josephine

I write this to get an update as to Tyrone case that is due in court on the 12/08/2013. Can you please tell me where I will
have to call to get an update as to where Tyrone will need to call to get his drugs test done, I am going to start and write
the letters the best I can and hand them in tomorrow so they can not say they never got them. At this time it looks as if
he can end up going to prison as nothing has been done there is only a few days left till he is due in court.

Also can you give me an update to what is going on with Simon case, he is really upset ATM that nothing has been done
he also feels that Michael Carroll can not cope while you are not there.

Even through he asked the office more then once while you was away on holiday for his case to be listed in court this
was not done. He was just told by the office he will need to wait till you got back from holiday.

I have emailed you about his case since you got back from holiday and had no reply to any emails about him. Simon
himself has also made many calls to the office and still nothing has been done.

It does seem there is a real break down to Simon case and it is just being left with nothing done or no replies.

He is now thinking he is going to take this up with the solicitor’s ombudsman.
He is sad it has had to come to this as he has used Michael Carroll for many years as you yourself know.

I do understand that you are very busy with all the case loads you have.

But we are feeling at this point you are the only one doing any work at Michael Carroll.

And the other people working there can not cope as to even list his case to the court for an application to vary/remove
bail conditions to be listed at court.
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