We have published a report which has found that the Criminal Cases Review Commission leadership is ‘unable to learn from its own mistakes’, with ‘root and branch reform’ required ⬇️ Read the report:

Hegel observed in 1832 that 'what experience and history teach is this—that nations and governments have never learned anything from history, nor acted upon any lessons they might have drawn from it.' Not surprisingly this applies to smaller organisations, too.

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Hang on! The CCRC is there to correct mistakes made by the police and justice system? What measures are going to be taken to teach them the errors of their ways leading to an observable change in behaviour?

Summed up by...not fit for purpose.

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In my daughter's rape trial, the judge laid out the sequences of decisions the jury had to make (if a, then e, if b then c) it included the phrase, "then you must find the defendant not guilty" SIX times. (verdict not guilty) The CJS needs to understand what "priming" is.