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Why CCRC Watch was set up and its aims

CCRC Watch: Can we transform the current miscarriages of justice ‘lapdog’ into a genuine ‘watchdog’ body that can truly assist innocent...

Forensic evidence: The fox guards the chickens

The case of Andy Malkinson highlights a serious problem in the criminal justice system, that of the police seizing and having control...

Is the CCRC addicted to issuing false statements?

"There are so many falsehoods in that brief statement it is hard to know where to begin." On the same day that CCRC Watch highlighted...

Innocence Art and the Art of Innocence

'Andy Malkinson' by Sean Bw Parker Introduction The purpose of this article is to formally launch the Innocence Art project under the...

The Empowering the Innocent (ETI) Conference - 2023

The Wills Memorial Building, home to the University of Bristol Law School. The Empowering the Innocent (ETI) organisation was founded by...

The investigative outlook that the CCRC must develop

Jeremy Bamber Anyone who experiences the CCRC approach to investigating miscarriages of justice soon realises one important thing – the...

PRESS RELEASE: 30 MARCH 2023

Abolish s.13 of the Criminal Appeal Act 1995 ("real possibility test") of the CCRC so innocent victims can overturn their convictions....

Towards a CCRC fit for the 21st Century

The present-day structure of the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) is largely unchanged from that proposed and implemented 25 years...

Is Clive Freeman’s claim of innocence plausible?

Dr Richard Shepherd "Why must I always be right when it is the human condition to be wrong sometimes? Answer, because the adversarial...

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