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adam 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

@exploringfar

Open to ideas and opportunities.

United Kingdom Katılım Mart 2019
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Sam Raincock
Sam Raincock@SamRaincock·
@CrimBarrister I am not sure how the police DFU could use such third party material as part of their FSR Code of Practice neither......so even more will be dealt with outside of the DFUs. I for one will still be screaming (into what appears to be a void) about requiring full disclosure....
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Sam Raincock@SamRaincock·
Criminal Sols - note that the disclosure time currently for cases involving the DFU (computers/phones) is averaging around 2-3 months so you really need to plan ahead for these cases otherwise you will run out of time in both getting the data and finding experts/analysts.
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Lewis Legal Miscarriage of Justice Investigations
A good friend/client of mine suing Cheshire Police for injuries. Will get less compensation than the lawyers fees who worked on a no win no fee plus 25% of her settlement. Disgraceful. Win win as always.
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MIchael OBrien One of the Cardiff Newsagent Three
My message to everyone fighting a wrongful conviction is simple. A miscarriage of Justice does not lie dormant in a grave, It will rise up and come back to haunt all those that caused them.
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MIchael OBrien One of the Cardiff Newsagent Three
Secondly a lot of lawyers refuse to challenge the system and are the reason that innocent people are in prison in the first place they wont challenge the police or CPS ect and I should know they played a part in my wrongful imprisonment too.
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Matthew Scott
Matthew Scott@Barristerblog·
At last a mainstream paper, in a long piece by the great @CeriThomas01, on the lamentable record of the Court of Appeal in the case of Peter Sullivan. The innocent Sullivan served 38 years for a brutal sex murder.
Debbie Kennett 🧬🌳@DebbieKennett

🧵A shocking exposé in The Observer on the failings of the CCRC and the Court of Appeal in the Peter Sullivan case. He spent 38 years in prison for a crime he did not commit. The DNA testing which could have freed him was available in 2015. The real murderer is still at large.

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@Jane08Metcalfe
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@Karlfl SPM Robin Garbutt was wrongly convicted in April 2011 and lost his appeal in 2012...PO lied about Robin in court and told the jury records that would have helped Robin did not exist, they did exist+would no doubt have proved he had not stolen...the corruption runs so deep.
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Sam Raincock
Sam Raincock@SamRaincock·
It is also omitting the victims of miscarriages of justice of the wrongly accused. The ‘smaller’ cases also generally get no funding. There is no equality in arms for victims of wronged accusations to defend themselves.
Vera Baird DBE KC@VeraBaird

Good to tell the Bill Committee, from experience as Victims Commissioner, how letting defendants in smaller cases demand jury trial, blocks the lists for traumatised victims who we've already wronged by not protecting them from crime

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