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From: Wood, Peter [Peter.Wood@canopius.com]
Sent: 01 April 2015 16:02
To: 'Lorraine Cordell'
Subject: RE: Appeal against conviction for no insurance Regina v. Simon Paul Cordell on 5th March
2015 at Kingston Upon Thames Crown Court
Hi Lorraine,

Fantastic holiday thanks, really great time, went by far too quickly and now its back to normal, took me a
while to get my head back in the game I must say.

I didn’t realise there was more than 1 court case! This is going to take some time to sort out but I’m glad to
hear you got the right result on the recent case.

I guess all I can say for the moment is let me know how things go and of course I will respond again after I
have received and considered details of the Police stops/vehicle seizures we are waiting on.

All the best.

Regards

From: Lorraine Cordell [mailto:lorraine32@blueyonder.co.uk]
Sent: 01 April 2015 15:00
To: Wood, Peter
Subject: RE: Appeal against conviction for no insurance Regina v. Simon Paul Cordell on 5th March 2015 at
Kingston Upon Thames Crown Court

Dear Peter

Thank you for the email and i hope you had a great holiday.

I am waiting for the police compound to get back to us with the data for the seizers, but they just take so long
with everything.

There are still court cases for no insurance that are still ongoing there are 2 left where Simon did not get any
summons form the court and was found guilty due to not knowing. One is due to be heard in May 2015 and we
are waiting for the last date.

DVLA have now taken of the ban on the 18/03/2015 so the insurance my son has been paying for the last year
and could not be used due to this can now be used as he can drive now. But there is still the 12 points on his
licence due to the other 2 court cases for no insurance DVLA do know the 12 points should not be on there in
fact they have also been in contact with the courts they are not happy, but they cannot remove the points until
the cases are heard in court.

But an update to what happened in court case were the police officer lied was Simon won the case and the judge
was very upset at the police officer and put notes that it needed addressing.

The complaint is ongoing with the police office that lied, at this time that may take some time as the police
officer may be charged. We won't know fully until the Serious Misconduct Investigation Unit Directorate of
Professional Standards completes there investigation into what the police officer did and what the crown court
judge said as the judge knows he lied to 2 judges and Simon was found guilty when he had done nothing wrong.
We had a meeting about this on the 26/03/2015 but the person dealing with this is waiting for the crown court
documents as to what the judge said, we should have the court transcript from Kingston Crown Court just after
the Easter holidays.
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