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In the last three years, more than 100 miscarriages of justice have been quashed following CCRC referrals
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Topic: Shrewsbury 24

‘Modern standards of fairness’ – CCRC refers another “Shrewsbury 24” case to the Court of Appeal

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Commission refers a further six Shrewsbury 24 convictions

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The Criminal Cases Review Commission has referred to the Court of Appeal the convictions of a further six members of the Shrewsbury 24.

Commission refers the convictions of eight members of the Shrewsbury 24

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The Criminal Cases Review Commission has referred for appeal the convictions of eight members of the Shrewsbury 24.