Criminal Cases Review Commission
The Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) is a vital independent organization in the UK dedicated to investigating potential miscarriages of justice. The CCRC provides a crucial avenue for individuals who believe they have been wrongfully convicted to seek a review of their cases.
The CCRC looks into criminal cases where people believe they have been wrongly convicted or wrongly sentenced. These cases are for those who have already lost their appeal. If they do find something wrong with a conviction or sentence, they can send the case back to the Court of Appeal. To launch a fresh appeal, they need something important like strong new evidence or an argument that makes the case look different now.
The Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) offers comprehensive services designed to investigate and address potential wrongful convictions:
- Case Review: Thoroughly reviews applications from individuals who believe they have been wrongfully convicted.
- Investigation: Conducts detailed investigations into new evidence, legal issues, and other relevant factors.
- Referrals to Court: Refers cases back to the Court of Appeal or Crown Court if sufficient grounds are found to reconsider the conviction.
- Public Education: Provides information and raises awareness about miscarriages of justice and the importance of post-conviction reviews.
- Support Services: Offers guidance and support to individuals navigating the review process.
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