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IPCC Finds Failings in Police Investigation
The IPCC announced on 27th January the result of a long and far reaching investigation into Humberside Police and the St William Care Home Investigation . This concluded that a large number of failings had occured in the way in which the investigation was conducted compounded by the assumption of the police that all accused were actually guilty
A New book has been published on the CCRC and the need for reform . One of the contributing authors of the book is Mark Newby from Jordans LLP , who writes on historical allegations and why they expose the inadequaecy of the Reasonable Possibility test - Click the book to go to the publishers website
Jordans Solicitors LLP maintain a blog for clients and interested parties on Criminal Justice , Miscarriage of Justice , Prison Law and Human Rights matters .
It is created by our agenda of being recognised as lawyers concerned in these fields and the selection of material and opinions expressed in the site is entirely that of the author and should not be regarded as an exhaustive resource .
Historical Abuse Appeal Panel
The historical abuse appeal panel was a group of solicitors and barristers committed to assisting those falsely accused of historical sexual abuse cases . Created by Mark Newby of Jordans LLP and Mark Barlow of GCN Chambers Manchester the panel went onto
Genital Deformity was a matter which should have been brought to the attention of the Jury - The Court of Appeal so Held See R v F 15.12.09
considerable success both in the Courts and through engagement with Parliament . Ultimately the Panel did not continue as a casework body and all work is now undertaken by the solicitors and barristers involved .
The concerns raised by the panel remian and work continues raising those issues . See the HAAP Page
Court quashes Classic Historic Case on failings of Trial Judge to ensure a fair Trial - R v W 29.1.10
Last Updated 29/1/10
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