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Advice
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These pages are gradually being compiled as a resource to help all those who are challenging wrongful convictions. Informed and constructive criticism and contributions are very welcome. Please email all comments, offers etc. to the site organiser. Please note that UAI does not support individual cases. For support and advice with cases, contact one of our member organisations or one of the other organisations that support cases - a useful list of links to such organisations can be seen on the INNOCENT website.
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No Smoke Without Fire |
by Jill Morrell and updated by INNOCENT.This is a very useful guide to the whole process of challenging a wrongful conviction. Word file |
Document check list |
This list was produced at a UAI workshop hosted by Merseyside Against Injustice Additions are very welcome |
Applications to the CCRC: a guide |
Compiled following a workshop hosted by London Against Injustice. It is designed to help the reader submit an application which will lead to a thorough case investigation. |
Witness Identification |
Handout provided at a workshop given by Steve Crampton at the Miscarriage of Justice Day meeting 2005 (PDF file, needs Adobe Acrobat Reader to open it). |
Summings up - specimen directions |
Link to Judicial Studies Board instructions to judges about what they should say in their summings up |
Presenting a case |
Make sure your case presentation - leaflet or website - gets your message across, with all the information it should include |
Applying to the European Court of Human Rights |
The organisation Liberty has a good summary of how to take your case to the ECHR - click here. |
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