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               The Enfield Gov / Email’s Issue:
               403. Lorraine Cordell _Re_ Simon Cordell Section 9 statement for court
               / Page Numbers: 1191,
               From: Lorraine Cordell
               lorraine32@blueyonder.co.uk
               Sent: 27 November 2014 16:40
               To: 'Martin Jenkin'
               Subject: RE: Simon Cordell Section 9 statement for court
               Hi Martin
               Definition of an ‘admissible witness statement’ To be admissible (allowed) in court section 9
               of the Criminal Justice Act (CJA) 1967 states for a witness statement to be used as evidence
               in any criminal proceeding, other than committal proceedings, it must:
               •  Be a formal written document of a person
               •  Be a set of facts relating to a certain event, or events
               •  Be signed by the person who makes it, to confirm that the contents of the document are
                   true, this is known as a statement of truth, and have had a copy served on the other parties
                   before the trial.  If all of the above apply, the witness does not always need to attend the
                   trial to give oral evidence. But once they have made a written statement, they may be
                   called on to attend court and give their evidence in person. The jury do not see witness
                   statements so the evidence contained in them will either be read out by counsel or be
                   given orally by the person who has given the statement.  When you can produce a witness
                   statement as evidence in court to be admissible in court, evidence must be relevant to a
                   fact which has to be proved, or disproved. Every fact, and document relied upon in court
                   must be proved by admissible evidence.  You can produce a witness statement as
                   evidence in court when:
               •  The relevant conditions in section 9 of the CJA 1967 are met:
               •  This allows the defence to agree to a statement being read at trial where it has been served
                   in advance      to them. For more information on the act, see related link.
               •  Section 116 or 117 of the CJA 2003 applies:
               Please see the government link:
               https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment
               data/file/257982/Witness-statements.pdf

               The banging Started!
               Debbie Andrews (responsible)
               Stain Curtis (responsible)
               Mathiyalagan (Responsible)
               Time: All-Day and All-Night whenever they knew that I was indoors!
               There is not the right amount of justice in this country, if I keep getting disbelieved when I
               am saying the truth!
               The Enfield Homes and the Enfield Council staff aloud the tenants of 117 and 113 and 111
               Continued to victimizing me by
               Victimizing me by Banging above the Barth to which I get into, once they understand that I
               have ceased running the dihydrogen monoxide for my bath to be yare, this is after they wait
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