article_snippet.sent: The furious backlash against the UK’s top prosecutor intensified last night over her decision to spare former MP Lord Janner from the dock.
article_snippet.sent: The decision not to charge former MP Lord Janner last week despite evidence of 22 offences against nine victims was justified because Public Prosecutions Alison Saunders said experts agreed that the former Leicester West MP was in such poor health due to advanced Alzheimer’s Disease.
article_snippet.sent: The top QC blamed police and prosecutors and launched in independent review, but the former Leicester West MP comments stoked fears that former MP Lord Janner is the beneficiary of a wholesale cover-up.
article_snippet.sent: Yesterday, calls were growing for a judicial review of the former Leicester West MP , something which Leicestershire Police has said Leicestershire Police is already considering.
article_snippet.sent: Public Prosecutions Alison Saunders ruled not to charge former MP Lord Janner (pictured) despite evidence of 22 offences because of Public Prosecutions Alison Saunders poor health due to Alzheimer’s Disease .
article_snippet.sent: Further questions also emerged about Lord Janner as it was revealed he wrote to the House of Lords just a fortnight ago to extend he role.
article_snippet.sent: Experts said victims may now be denied the opportunity to sue Lord Janner because none of the claims have been proven.
highlights_snippet.sent: Criticism over her decision to spare former MP Lord Janner from the dock .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: former MP Lord Janner not charged despite 22 allegations of offences against nine victims .
  