Some folk seriously lacking in medical understanding or critical thinking here!
Yes, of course, they just took her word for it and did no further investigation following the horrific deaths of two little girls, in front of their classmates. Thats how policing and the british justice system works don't you know?
No.
They've spent a YEAR trying to find evidence that would prove she committed an offence.
In that year she has provided evidence from neurology experts, that show she had a seizure and given everywhere is quoting she is diagnosed with epilepsy now, that must mean she has had at least another seizure since the accident.
In that year, the police have failed to find any other evidence suggesting she did not have a seizure - so forensic investigation of the car, CCTV footage, eye witnesses etc etc.
There is sufficient evidence that this was not a crime, that CPS say there is no case to answer. If there were, even a little bit of doubt, there would be a trial.
Theres a lot of misinformation about epilepsy here...
Anyone can have a fit at any point without any warning, at any age.
There may or may not be visible evidence on a scan to show a prior fit.
Drivers who have had fits in the past, but haven't had one for a year (at least, sometimes longer) can apply to have their licences back. You can do this multiple times too (a friend of mine has had to hand in her licence several times, and has had it back several times. She has never had a fit whilst driving, hers have some warning to them.
I feel very sorry for everyone involved, it would be hugely unreasonable not to be!