§ 35. Mr. Arthur Lewisasked the Attorney-General whether he will give the grounds upon which he reached the conclusion that, in view of the confession of Mr. John Medlicott, an East Anglian poultry farmer, that he had with malice aforethought sprayed electricity workers' cars with liquid manure causing damage and possible disturbances, no prosecution would be justified.
§ The Attorney-GeneralThe police conclusion, with which I agree, was that the facts as reported did not warrant prosecution.