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James Hulbert Mr James Hulbert has asked us to make clear that the civil action he brought ("Irvine closes down anti-judge website", 7 November) was to try to establish that the official record of the criminal proceedings against him had been falsified, not that evidence given in those proceedings had been false. That action was unsuccessful. His wife was not arrested in the original incident.
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