#miscarriage-of-justice

#miscarriage-of-justice

Errol Campbell's convictions were posthumously quashed due to corrupt police evidence, restoring his name and offering hope to his family.

The Post Office ignored known software defects in Horizon, leading to a significant miscarriage of justice in British history.

Horizon system errors led to wrongful prosecutions of over 736 subpostmasters, resulting in tragic consequences, including 13 suicides.

The first part of the Post Office IT scandal inquiry report will focus on compensation and victims' human impact.

The chief executive of the CCRC resigned following serious failings in the Andrew Malkinson case, highlighting systemic issues in the review process.

UK Post Office ends in-house development of Horizon replacement, launching a £410 million procurement for new technology.

Peter Sullivan's conviction for a murder he did not commit has been quashed after 38 years, marking one of the UK's longest miscarriages of justice.

Peter Sullivan's murder conviction from 1987 is being challenged based on new DNA evidence and concerns regarding police procedures, potentially marking a significant miscarriage of justice.