A judge at an inquiry calls on Nottinghamshire police to apologise after police allegedly fail to disclose “crucial” Calocane terror notebooks. The demand is made by the inquiry’s chair, Her Honour Deborah Taylor, during the final day of closing submissions.
The accounts focus on the judge’s intervention and her use of an apology requirement to address what she describes as disclosure failures. While the available reports emphasize the judge’s demand and the notebooks’ importance, they do not detail the specific reasons for the nondisclosure, the police actions under scrutiny, or any legal findings at this stage. The reports also do not explain how the notebooks are connected to the wider case or what their contents are alleged to show.
Overall, the shared theme across the reports is that the inquiry remains focused on transparency and disclosure obligations, with the chair seeking acknowledgment from police over the handling of the notebooks.
