CPS Letter Writing Campaign for the prosecution of BT for covert trials
Eddie R
As many of you know, the CPS Complex Case Centre are now reviewing the
case file regarding the covert trials of Phorm Inc.’s technology carried
out by BT Group PLC in 2006/2007. Part of the review will be to
determine whether or not it is in the public interest to prosecute BT
Group for their actions.
To this end I think it would be very useful to start a new letter writing
campaign to the team that are heading up the investigation to show them
that the public feel it is very much in their interests for BT Group PLC
(and Phorm for being complicit) to be prosecuted for the illegal
interception of over 100 million internet communications during these
trials.
To this end I am requesting everyone write to the following address
expressing their concerns:
Mr Andrew Hadik
Crown Prosecution Service
Complex Casework Centre
50 Ludgate Hill
London
EC4M 7EX
I will be contacting FIPR, ORG, Baroness Miller, Earl of Northesk and
Commissioner Vivian Reding in the next week asking them to write to
Andrew Hadik as well. I would request that people also write to their MP
and request they send a letter of support for the case to Mr Hadik too.
We need to get as many letters of support sent as possible to send a
clear message to the CPS that the public are outraged at BT Group’s
actions in 2006/2007 and would like to see them prosecuted to send a
clear message to the industry that such activity will not be tolerated.
So for the sake of a little bit of time and the cost of a stamp/
stationary - please make an effort as this really is the last chance
outside of EU intervention to have something done about this despicable
situation.
If the CPS decide not to prosecute the only further options are very
expensive (such as Judicial Reviews). So the time to act is now - lets
finally put this to rest and see public justice served. Feel free to
post this appeal on any web site or social network you use.
Author: Alexander Hanff
Cork Soaker
Can't I just forward this to an email address?
Eddie R
> Can't I just forward this to an email address?
How do you mean? There's nothing to forward. You need to explain why
you think it is important and in the public interest to prosecute BT for
their covert trials.
A written letter is always better, but I suppose you could write to the
ICO using this form:
http://www.ico.gov.uk/Global/online_enquiries.aspx
Click on 'Continue to make an online submission'.
- Ed
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Eeyore
Cork Soaker wrote:
> Can't I just forward this to an email address?
That's a bit lazy isn't it ?
Christ, it won't take much to register a complaint in a few lines !
Graham
Cork Soaker
It will if you need assistance to write!