Why the CCRC must be urgently reformed: A cases study of Robin Garbutt’s alleged wrongful conviction Click here for the article: ‘Why the CCRC must be urgently reformed: A cases study of Robin Garbutt’s alleged wrongful conviction.’
Robin Garbutt case: Jane Metcalfe replies to Helen Pitcher’s, Chair, CCRC, reply to her Open Letter Click here for the Open Letter: ‘Robin Garbutt case: Jane Metcalfe replies to Helen Pitcher’s, Chair, CCRC, reply to her Open Letter.’
Campaigning for the release of Jeremy Bamber: Why has it been so difficult to free an innocent man? Click here for the article: ‘Campaigning for the release of Jeremy Bamber: Why has it been so difficult to free an innocent man?’
Jeremy Bamber and the CCRC’s deference to the flawed pathology evidence of Dr Peter Vanezis Click here for the article: ‘Jeremy Bamber and the CCRC’s deference to the flawed pathology evidence of Dr Peter Vanezis.’
An Open Letter to Helen Pitcher, Chair, Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC), about the rejection of Robin’s Garbutt’s application to have his wrongful conviction referred back to the Court of Appeal Click here for the Open Letter: An Open Letter to Helen Pitcher, Chair, CCRC, about the rejection of Robin’s Garbutt’s application to have his wrongful conviction referred back to the Court of Appeal
CCRC Watch: Can we transform the current miscarriages of justice ‘lapdog’ into a genuine ‘watchdog’ body that can truly assist innocent victims to overturn their wrongful convictions? Click here for the article: ‘CCRC Watch: Can we transform the current miscarriages of justice ‘lapdog’ into a genuine ‘watchdog’ body that can truly assist innocent victims to overturn their wrongful convictions?’
‘Your application to the Commission begins with a presumption of guilt, not innocence’ Click here for the article: ‘Your application to the Commission begins with a presumption of guilt, not innocence’
Criminal Cases Review Commission must be reformed, say campaigners Click here for the article: ‘Criminal Cases Review Commission must be reformed, say campaigners’