article_snippet.sent: The decision has caused outrage – with critics pointing out that Director of Public Prosecutions Alison Saunders signed letters in the House of Lords as recently as this month, and had held numerous dinners and events in Parliament since being diagnosed in 2009.
article_snippet.sent: The decision has also been revealed that Mrs Saunders was a pupil at the same legal chambers as Janner –
article_snippet.sent: The furore over The decision grew yesterday as The decision emerged that: .
article_snippet.sent: Exaro said the four experts who examined the peer had not all agreed on the six key points about the nature and extent of him illness outlined in Mrs Saunders’s statement on why Mrs Saunders’s was not going to charge him.
article_snippet.sent: Child abuse campaigners have questioned how the former Labour MP was able to sign a letter to the House of Lords on April 9, just a week before prosecutors said him would not face charges because of his dementia.
article_snippet.sent: Richard Scorer, of law firm Slater and Gordon, told the Observer:
article_snippet.sent: ‘I have certainly dealt with civil claims before where the alleged abuser has claimed to have dementia, and we have been able to have where the alleged abuser has claimed to have dementia medically examined in relation to that.
highlights_snippet.sent: Four medical experts who examined the peer did not all agree on the nature and extent of Former policeman dementia, as outlined by Mrs Saunders; .
  