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: International and UK LawMiscarriages of justice: are the bad old days returning?
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Cuts are taking their toil throughout the justice system. At the Criminal
Cases Review Commission they are biting particularly hard. Staff there,
according to Graham Zellick, the retiring chairman, are angry and
dispirited. The upshot will be ?melancholic challenges? for his successor,
?as damaging in practice as they are demoralising in prospect?. Zellick, who
steps down next week, was responding to news of £300,000 budget cuts a year
for the next three years.Full post as published by International and UK Law on October 15, 2008 (boomark / email).
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