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Council tax benefit fraud conviction referred to Crown Court

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20 June 2022

'Out of time' prosecution referred to Crown Court

New legal arguments form basis of two CCRC referrals of prison sentences

Referrals

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8 June 2022

CCRC refers conviction of trafficking and modern slavery victim to Crown Court

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31 May 2022

Seven CCRC Commissioners reappointed for a second term

Appointments

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13 May 2022

CCRC refers gross negligence manslaughter convictions to Court of Appeal

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13 May 2022

CCRC refers 60th Post Office case for Appeal

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12 May 2022

The Criminal Cases Review Commission has referred its 60th Post Office case to the appeal courts.

CCRC offers help to potential Post Office applicants

Post Office

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4 April 2022

CCRC marks 25 years of investigating miscarriages of justice

Anniversaries

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31 March 2022

The CCRC today (31 March) officially marks 25 years of its work finding and investigating miscarriages of justice in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland.

CCRC refers 1970s murder conviction to Northern Ireland Court of Appeal

Published:

10 March 2022

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