Join us for the inaugural lecture of Keir Monteith KC ‘Art Not Evidence’ and hear how rap music is unfairly used as evidence in criminal trials🎉

🗓️Wednesday 1 May, 5-6:30pm. The event is free, hybrid and open to the public.

Register: eventbrite.co.uk/e/art-not-evid…

Don't miss out on APPEAL's event DOUBT DISMISSED where they'll discuss their findings from their investigation into majority jury verdicts, racism, classism and #wrongfulconviction .
Sue Beere from the #SDMNetwork is a survivor advocate at APPEAL.

Despite selling out last week, we are please to announce that we have been able to add a few more tickets for our upcoming event 'DOUBT DISMISSED': Race, Juries & Wrongful Conviction. Don't miss out this time! eventbrite.com/e/doubt-dismis…

Victory! Read Andy's thank you message to his 160,000 supporters. Each signature helped him get an unreserved apology from the CCRC, which prolonged his wrongful conviction nightmare: chng.it/NpVDqSSx8z via Change.org UK

'It's too little too late' - Andrew Malkinson rejects belated apology by the miscarriage of justice watchdog manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/greater-m…
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The JENGbA prisoners & families want to thank you Andrew for reminding those working in our criminal injustice system that the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) is currently not fit for purpose. #jointenterprise prisoners have no way of getting appeals as they refuse to refer cases APPEAL

Justice Secretary Alex Chalk KC MP has said that a justice system which ensures the innocent walk free is a priority for him.

Andrew Malkinson and APPEAL therefore hope he will act decisively to bring in new leadership at the Criminal Cases Review Commission.

theguardian.com/law/2024/apr/1…
I agree with Andrew Malkinson: 'too little, too late' and I echo his call for Alex Chalk KC MP to bring in new leadership at the CCRC.

How many more people have been let down by the CCRC? I await the review of the service with interest.

🧵 The CCRC have a lot to answer for, not just in the unfathomable harm towards Andrew Malkinson, who endured wrongful imprisonment for 17-years, but to their repeated failure to re-examine cases properly in reviews they conduct and provide transparency.news.sky.com/story/criminal…

'It's too little too late.'

The lead investigator on the case of Andrew Malkinson who was wrongly jailed for 17 years says they faced 'huge resistance from police'.

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Criminal review board 'sorry' for failing Andrew Malkinson bbc.in/4ddNJlw

Breaking: Andrew Malkinson issued apology after serving 17-year wrongful rape conviction trib.al/gY34VPV

Criminal Cases Review Commission apologises to Andrew Malkinson for handling of case dlvr.it/T5h642

#Breaking The Criminal Cases Review Commission has offered an “unreserved apology” for failing Andrew Malkinson, who spent 17 years in prison for being wrongly convicted of rape

CCRC chair Helen Pitcher offers unreserved apology to Andrew Malkinson admitting the Commission had failed the wrongly convicted man. A review has yet to be published but is said to make 'sobering reading'. DNA test proved him innocent of a rape after serving 17 years in jail

The Criminal Cases Review Commission has offered an “unreserved apology” for failing Andrew Malkinson, who spent 17 years in prison after wrongly being convicted of rape.

Legal aid for people wishing to challenge miscarriages of justice with fresh lawyers will remain inaccessible to anyone who has less than £1000 capital & £99 income a week. There's already a huge problem of lack of representation for people in this situation