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Applying for the CCRC to review a case
Anyone can apply if they believe they have been wrongly convicted of a criminal offence or wrongly sentenced in a criminal court in England, Wales, or Northern Ireland. Before you apply, we strongly recommend that you read about the CCRC’s application process. This will help you to understand how we work and how to make the best application possible.
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Potential jury misdirection results in conviction being referred back to the courts

Modern standards of fairness, and a change in expert opinion form basis of the Oliver Campbell referral to the Court of Appeal  

CCRC invites everyone to observe its 3rd annual Open Board meeting

No grounds to refer murder case back to the Court of Appeal

Fraud conviction overturned after latest CCRC Post Office referral

A former post office worker has had her conviction of fraud by abuse of position overturned following a referral by the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC).

Anti-apartheid protesters’ historic convictions referred back to the courts due to undeclared presence of an undercover police officer in group that blocked England rugby team’s bus

Anti-apartheid protesters’ historic convictions referred back to the courts due to undeclared presence of an undercover police officer in group that blocked England rugby team’s bus

Save the date – CCRC Open Board meeting 29 November 2022

Vietnamese trafficking victim’s conviction overturned after first CCRC referral under anti-slavery law

CCRC Annual Report: More than one miscarriage of justice overturned every week this year

Conviction overturned following CCRC referral due to concerns about witness