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What plans he has to review the cases of those convicted on the evidence of confession alone, before the introduction of the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984.
What plans he has to review the cases of those convicted on the evidence of confession alone, before the introduction of the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984.
What research has been undertaken by his Department into the adoption of witness support schemes in the United Kingdom. - Inc ref to Child Witness Pack (copy in Library - Dep 9265)).
What research has been undertaken by his Department into the adoption of witness support schemes in the United Kingdom. - Inc ref to Child Witness Pack (copy in Library - Dep 9265)).
How many police forces are currently able to comply with the recommendations in the Report of the Working Group on Pre-Trial Issues (a) that witnesses' statements, interview records, case summaries and records of previous convictions be typed, (b) that there be a time limit of three weeks for the police...
How many police forces are currently able to comply with the recommendations in the Report of the Working Group on Pre-Trial Issues (a) that witnesses' statements, interview records, case summaries and records of previous convictions be typed, (b) that there be a time limit of three weeks for the police...
What plans he has to amend the provisions in the Criminal Justice Acts concerning video-taped evidence in child abuse cases & how many representations he has received concerning use of video-taped evidence in child abuse hearings.
What plans he has to amend the provisions in the Criminal Justice Acts concerning video-taped evidence in child abuse cases & how many representations he has received concerning use of video-taped evidence in child abuse hearings.
What ESDA evidence has been adduced in (a) the case of Paul Malone and (b) the case of the Birmingham six.
What ESDA evidence has been adduced in (a) the case of Paul Malone and (b) the case of the Birmingham six.
How many anomalies have been identified by ESDA evidence affecting the case of Paul Malone.
How many anomalies have been identified by ESDA evidence affecting the case of Paul Malone.
What assessment HO has made (a) of the reliability of evidence produced at the trial of Paul Malone & (b) of new evidence presented to dept in this case; & if HO has decided to refer case of Paul Malone back to the Court of Appeal.
What assessment HO has made (a) of the reliability of evidence produced at the trial of Paul Malone & (b) of new evidence presented to dept in this case; & if HO has decided to refer case of Paul Malone back to the Court of Appeal.
If he will make it his policy to publish all oral evidence taken by Sir John May in his inquiry into the Guildford Four convictions when the inquiry is completed.
If he will make it his policy to publish all oral evidence taken by Sir John May in his inquiry into the Guildford Four convictions when the inquiry is completed.
If he will call for a report from the Metropolitan Police as to what documentary evidence they have supplied to Sir John May's inquiry into the Guildford Four convictions; and on what terms.
If he will call for a report from the Metropolitan Police as to what documentary evidence they have supplied to Sir John May's inquiry into the Guildford Four convictions; and on what terms.
What evidence his Department has supplied to Sir John May's inquiry into the Guildford Four convictions; and on what terms.
What evidence his Department has supplied to Sir John May's inquiry into the Guildford Four convictions; and on what terms.
When he expects to make a decision as to whether he will exercise his power under section 17 of the Criminal Appeals Act 1968 to refer to the Court of Appeal the Case of Samuel Kulasingham and Prem Sivalingham; when he received interim or final report from Essex police inquiry...
When he expects to make a decision as to whether he will exercise his power under section 17 of the Criminal Appeals Act 1968 to refer to the Court of Appeal the Case of Samuel Kulasingham and Prem Sivalingham; when he received interim or final report from Essex police inquiry...
What proposals he has to change the legislation regarding the cross-examination of child witnesses in cases of alleged child abuse, neglect and sexual abuse.
What proposals he has to change the legislation regarding the cross-examination of child witnesses in cases of alleged child abuse, neglect and sexual abuse.
When he expects to receive reports from the relevant police forces into the safety of the evidence used to convict Sam Kulasingham and Prem Sivalingham.
When he expects to receive reports from the relevant police forces into the safety of the evidence used to convict Sam Kulasingham and Prem Sivalingham.
If he will refer to the Court of Appeal the conviction of Martin Foran, presently at Her Majesty's Prison Millers Park, following the receipt of the letter from the Crown Prosecution Service of 28th May, 11NN 158212 Foran, relating to non-disclosure of evidence during his application for leave to appeal....
If he will refer to the Court of Appeal the conviction of Martin Foran, presently at Her Majesty's Prison Millers Park, following the receipt of the letter from the Crown Prosecution Service of 28th May, 11NN 158212 Foran, relating to non-disclosure of evidence during his application for leave to appeal....