I don't know the status of an archiving report.
I don't know if they used the archiving report to verify the facts or not. In the proven facts it says;
(Items 27 & 28) It is proved that the facts in the book and in the documentary, concerning the investigation, are mostly facts that took place in the investigation and are documented as such.
http://miscarriageofjustice.co/index.php?topic=5931.0
The Appeal Court judges rejected the claim that Amaral breached his duty of reserve, and the Supreme Court judges agreed.
The Supreme Court judges didn't alter even one word of the content of the archiving dispatch.
How did the courts verify the facts in the book & documentary if not by using the official files? Are the contents of the official files not all legal documents?
The SC changed the filing article from 277/1 to 277/2 which effectively changed the opinion of the PP/AG at the time of filing regarding the reasons behind the filing. Innocence does not need to be proven when the nature of a crime, if indeed there was one, has not been established. Even nine years after the archival, the SC is not able to legally rule that the McCanns have not demonstrated their innocence - in fact, it's quite the opposite state of affairs.
I actually see this whole fiasco as a cop-out by the SC. By making the decision they did, Amaral finally had his sequestered assets released to him, so mission accomplished for him. The lawyers & the court system will be the
bodies fighting for their money which is of no concern to the SC. There is no guarantee any claim to the ECHR will be successful & even if it is, it won't be the SC's problem but merely another ruling for their archives. The state will foot any compensation awarded by ECHR, not Amaral.
All IMO.