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In a recent development in the Post Office scandal, a former managing director, David Smith, faced intense questioning during the Post Office inquiry. Smith admitted that he did not adequately consider the organization's role in investigating and prosecuting crimes of which it was the alleged victim.
During his testimony on Thursday, Smith revealed that he had not deeply reflected on the Post Office's responsibility to impartially handle investigations and legal actions related to alleged crimes. This revelation came in response to inquiries by Sam Stevens, counsel to the. . .
