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New forensic analysis of photos of scene of the White House Farm murders which were given to The Guardian have cast even more doubt on the case against Jeremy Bamber, who has so far served 41 years for the brutal crime. Jeremy Bamber handed photos of the crime scene to The Guardian late last year, […]

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Around 140 lawyers, trade unionists, and campaigners gathered in London on Tuesday to support barrister Rajiv Menon KC, who faces up to two years in prison over his closing speech in the trial of six Palestine Action protesters. The meeting, held at Unison Centre on October 20, featured speakers including Baroness Helena Kennedy KC, Unison […]

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A man who spent 20 years in prison under an indefinite sentence imposed when he was 17 has been released after a court ruled the sentence was a ‘very serious error’, the BBC has reported. Luke Ings, from Bracknell, Berkshire, was sentenced in 2006 after admitting offences including robbery in an underpass and assaulting a […]

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Since the Home Office launched a consultation on ‘The Future of the Undercover Policing Inquiry’ this summer (see my story in Private Eye 1681, p. 38), it has been uncertain whether the statutory public inquiry, currently chaired by Sir John Mitting, will be allowed to conclude its work. Last month, the Inquiry finished its final […]

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A man convicted of murder has had his conviction referred back to the Court of Appeal after the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) found that a jury may not have been given the chance to consider whether he was guilty of manslaughter instead. Nicholas Curtis was jailed for life, with a minimum term of 18 […]

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