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CCRC Annual Report and Accounts 2018/19 laid in Parliament

Published:

19 July 2019

The Criminal Cases Review Commission’s Annual Report and Accounts for 2018/19 was laid in Parliament on Thursday July 18th.

Six new Commissioners appointed to Criminal Cases Review Commission

Published:

14 June 2019

Six new Commissioners have been appointed to the Criminal Cases Review Commission.

Commission refers the terrorism related case of Michael Devine to the Northern Ireland Court of Appeal

Published:

11 April 2019

The Criminal Cases Review Commission has referred the case of Michael Devine to the Northern Ireland Court of Appeal.

Commission refers the case of Ms E to the Crown Court

Published:

27 March 2019

The Criminal Cases Review Commission has referred the case of SE to the Crown Court.

Commission refers the terrorism related case of Nicholas Roddis to the Court of Appeal

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26 March 2019

The Criminal Cases Review Commission has referred the case of Nicholas Roddis to the Court of Appeal.

Commission refers the human trafficking related case of GB to the Court of Appeal

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1 March 2019

The Criminal Cases Review Commission has referred to the Court of Appeal the false passport conviction of GB.

CCRC disclosure review update

Published:

14 February 2019

The second phase of the Criminal Cases Review Commission’s internal review of disclosure is now well underway with more than twenty detailed reviews completed.

Commission refers drink driving conviction of William Smith to the County Court of Northern Ireland

Published:

12 February 2019

The Criminal Cases Review Commission has referred the drink driving conviction of William Smith to the County Court in Northern Ireland.

CCRC Chairman Helen Pitcher welcomes independent scrutiny of Commission from publication of Government’s Tailored Review and new academic research

Published:

7 February 2019

It is a stroke of good fortune for me that within a few months of my starting as Chairman of the Criminal Cases Review Commission there should be two separate and independent accounts scrutinizing how the organisation does its job.

Commission refers the terrorism related conviction of Ismail Abdurahman to the Court of Appeal

Published:

6 February 2019

Ismail Abdurahman was convicted in February 2008 of assisting an offender and failing to disclose information about acts of terrorism.

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