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The news that the CEO of the CCRC has resigned is another welcome step but ultimately only significant reform and improvements in casework will prove that the CCRC can once again be a body the public can have confidence in https://t.co/OLGtWWpjPX
Brilliant article from the Guardian as decision time looms for this case - it’s time for this case to return to the Court of Appeal https://t.co/JrW1656NZc
important proposals from the Law Commission . Proposals to remove the requirement to prove beyond reasonable doubt innocence for miscarriage compensation cases supporting much of what we said in the Strasbourg Challenge - time to put it right Criminal appeals - Law Commission
We welcome the payment to Andy Malkinson but you are right to raise a question about Victor Nealon and Sam Hallam . I can simply say the issue which is complex is on our radar and we will say more next week on behalf of Victor Nealon
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While we are absolutely delighted that Mr. Malkinson has won his statutory compensation claim, this decision raises the question of why a nearly identical case—that of Victor Nealon—led to the opposite outcome, with compensation being denied.
Yesterday marked the end of an era as I stepped down from my role on the Law Society Scrutiny and Performance Review Committee after serving as its Chair for the past 3 years . What a privilege and fantastic learning curve it was https://t.co/3NLd8k33Xn
I have it on audible so I can indoctrinate passengers in my car who are unable then to escape the insanity of our system and the common sense of the book
It doesn’t get any less insane seeing this in print.
It’s a book about *law*, for crying out loud. Written by somebody who - I have it on very good authority from a number of legitimately concerned citizens - isn’t even a real barrister.
Happy Sunday to you all x
New @NewYorker investigation into Bamber case reveals ‘significant' police failings. 'We have clearest evidence that the crime scene was interfered with by senior officers,' says @MarkNewbyqsj who is ‘deeply concerned’ at lack of progress at CCRC https://t.co/kwthEfPNkX
Jeremy Bamber has served 39 years for England's most infamous family massacre. As the Criminal Cases Review Commission faces scrutiny over multiple wrongful convictions, is the Bamber case Britain's longest miscarriage of justice? My latest for @NewYorker. https://t.co/KVPX1IT7bh
- this is no surprise to the many who have been failed by the CCRC - Catalogue of failures’: watchdog missed chances to help Andrew Malkinson, report finds | Criminal Cases Review Commission | The Guardian https://t.co/4LB6MTZfWv
Perfect bill to slot a reform of miscarriage of justice compensation into as labour opposed the coalition govt changes which deny virtually all compensation
The Crime and Policing Bill, Victims, Courts and Public Protection Bill will need watching. Seems an (almost ominously) wide-ranging name. Scope for all sorts of tucked-away measures. #KingsSpeech
Miscarriage of justice compensation scheme ‘virtually insurmountable’ hurdle, says Strasbourg. European Court of Human Rights rules against Sam Hallam & Victor Nealon; BUT acknowledges govt ducked 'moral obligation' to wrongly convicted. The fight goes on https://t.co/yvfKufL6LS
In the dissenting judgment the Court described the current scheme as presenting a virtually insurmountable hurdle to applicants #miscariagecompensation