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Dear Jason Eacups,

Our reference - 2011-174

Thank you for your Freedom of Information request dated 25^th April 2011.

Your request has now been considered and we provide our response in the
attached PDF file.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your interest in
Dorset Police. Should you have any further inquiries concerning this
matter, please write or contact me on telephone number 01202 223402
quoting the reference number.

Dorset Police provides you the right to request a re-examination of your
case under its review procedure. If you decide to request such a review
you should address your request to the Head of the Information Compliance
Unit, Professional Standards Department, Dorset Police Headquarters,
Winfrith, Dorchester, Dorset DT2 8DZ or [1][Dorset Police request email] .You
have a further right to ask the Information Commissioners Office to decide
whether or not your request has been appropriately dealt with, but they
will not consider your complaint until the Dorset Police Review Procedure
has been concluded.

Yours Sincerely,

Lucianne Pharoah

Freedom of Information Officer

Professional Standards Department

Dorset Police Headquarters

Winfrith, Dorchester. DT2 8UU

Tel. 01305 223402

Fax. 01305 223771

Email. [email address]

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Dear Jason Eacups,

This has come to us marked as a request for a review but it seems that
it is actually a request for some advice and I provide that here in an
effort to assist you as quickly as possible.

Due to the nature of the information requested, I cannot think that any
of the available disclosure regimes would provide you with the
information requested in this matter without referral to a relevant
court.

I therefore suggest that you seek legal advice on this matter. A lawyer
can advise on a particular case but basically you would have to convince
a court that the information was required to further a legal process and
any other parties or involved agencies could address the court on their
stance on the matter.

The court would then have to decide whether or not the ordering of the
production of information, if any is held, would be necessary for the
appropriate conduct of its business.

I hope that this helps.

Keith Campbell
Freedom of Information Manager
Professional Standards Department
Dorset Police Headquarters
Winfrith, Dorchester. DT2 8DZ.

Tel. 01305 223590
Fax.01305 223771
email [email address]

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