25 October 2022 Priya Vaidya 4308 Case Updates R v Fitzsimmons v [2022] NICC 27 by Priya Vaidya “Can your paper trail be followed?” The case: There was a gun attack on the police on the Crumlin Road, Belfast, on 5 December 2013. The defendants were charged with attempted murder and terrorism offences. It is the prosecution case that the security services had secreted audio devices which picked up a conversation which the prosecution contend was an incriminating conversation between the three defendants. To continue reading you must be an EWI member, become a member and access exclusive content. Already a member? Login Share Print Tags BiasVoice attribution expertsVisual identification expertsAcoustic analysisAuditory analysis07. Receiving Instructions10. Records Assessments and Site Visits08. Working with Instructing Parties Related articles Expert Report or MG11 form? Handling future work arising from an existing instruction through a third-party you no longer have a contractual relationship with Dermot Speight & Ors (as trustees of the Thornaby Angling Association) v Robert James Pickersgill [2026] EWCC 48 EWI Guidance on Acting for Litigants in Person Be cautious when accepting instructions from a Litigant in Person Switch article Wegner v Murphy [2022] IEHC 525 Previous Article A day in the life of an Investment Banking Expert Next Article Comments are only visible to subscribers.