Subject: Anger over Potters Bar crash ruling
     Date: Mon, 17 Oct 2005 17:44:01 +0100
     From: Ray Dickenson <ray.dickenson@...>


> http://news.scotsman.com/latest.cfm?id=2102982005
> 5:02pm (UK) Anger over Potters Bar crash ruling 
> Families bereaved by the Potters Bar rail crash have reacted with anger
to news that no criminal charges will be brought over the derailment which
claimed seven lives.
> 
> The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) made the ruling about the May 2002
accident after deciding the evidence did "not provide a realistic prospect
of conviction for an offence of gross negligence manslaughter against any
individual or corporation."
> 
> But Network Rail, as well as Jarvis - the company doing the maintenance
at Potters Bar - could still face charges under health and safety laws.
> 
> Perdita Kark whose father Austen Kark, 75, died on the London to King's
Lynn train at Potters Bar, said she was "angry and bitter" that no
criminal charges were being brought. Rail union the RMT said justice had
not been done and train drivers' union Aslef said the railways seemed
"above the law".

  Judged by their past decisions - not by fine words in parliament
  or pompous speeches in the high court - the CPS (Crown Prosecution
  Service) is corrupt.

  SO what's new?

  cheers
  Ray D
 

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