The Economist3h
Britain’s review body for criminal convictions is struggling
O n February 3rd the Criminal Cases Review Commission received an application from Lucy Letby’s lawyers claiming the former nurse is not, in fact, a baby-killer. The CCRC must now determine whether to ...
Will Lucy Letby get a retrial? Here’s what happens next with her case
The panel’s findings put the case in uncharted territory given Letby’s very recent convictions and the continuing public inquiry into the case.
The Economist3h
The Lucy Letby case shows systemic failure and a national malaise
Is it the murder of seven babies and attempted killing of seven others at the Countess of Chester hospital in north-west ...
Clacton Gazette1h
CCRC refuses to release data on Jason Moore murder case
Data obtained by Newsquest under the Freedom of Information Act shows Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) staff are trying to investigate ...
Wrongly convicted man ‘anxious about losing home’ for receiving compensation
Andrew Malkinson has been awarded compensation for the miscarriage of justice he suffered – but may have to leave his home as ...
'Essex Boys' killer Michael Steele to be freed from prison 30 years after triple drug murders
Michael Steele, 81, is set to be released from prison within weeks, despite continuing to claim he is the victim of a ...
'The police destroyed my life and I am determined to hold them to account'
Today (February 13), 17 months after his innocence was confirmed by the Court of Appeal, Mr Malkinson finally received part ...
Family of man wrongly convicted by Britain’s most corrupt cop slam '50 years of injustice'
Errol Campbell became the latest victim of Detective Sergeant Derek Ridgewell to have his case referred to the Court of ...