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Crime and criminal justice

Crown Prosecuting Solicitor Ian Shaw arrived at Derby Magistrates’ Court on 6 March 2001 to prosecute Brendan Michael Forrester who was charged with 11 offences – six motoring offences, including death by dangerous driving, two drug charges, obstructing a police officer, possessing a rocket launcher and living off immoral earnings. Shaw was surprised that the police had not supplied him with a case file, but in the light of the charges this would have required a large van to transport them. Despite not having the full information Ian Shaw prepared to prosecute, but when the usher called the defendant’s name no one appeared. Full enquiries were made but Mr Forrester didn’t exist! A later follow-up revealed that an employee of the Magistrates’ Court created the mysterious offender during his lunch time break and was charged under the Computer Misuse Act 1990.