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Warren, Ian

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Ian Warren was convicted in March 2009 of theft and received a sentence of nine months’ imprisonment suspended for 18 months, 75 hours of community service, and a three-month ban on entering local public houses.

The CCRC received an application for review of the conviction in November 2016.

This was one of the CCRC’s “Post Office” cases, referred on the basis that the prosecution amounted to an abuse of process and that therefore there was a real possibility the appellate court would not uphold the conviction.

You can find out more about Post Office / Horizon cases on the CCRC’s dedicated hub.

You can also find a long read on Post Office cases here.

The CCRC referred the conviction in July 2020.

The Court of Appeal quashed the conviction in April 2021.