Susan May - Innocent

IS THE CCRC FIT FOR PURPOSE

 

PARLIAMENTARY FRIENDS OF SUSAN MAY

 

Open Meeting at the House of Commons

Chaired by John McDonnell M.P Hayes and Harlington

Tuesday 30^th November 2010..6.30p.m – 8.30p.m

 

In light of the CCRC's refusal to send the case of Susan May  back to the Court of Appeal and the growing concern and dissatisfaction from many sectors, John McDonnell M.P invites you to this open meeting to meet with Susan and her friends and hear from the named speakers who now argue that the CCRC is no longer fit for purpose.

 

SPEAKERS:

 Dr Michael Naughton.  Founder and Director of INUK (Innocent network UK)

 

Bob Woffinden. Investigative journalist and campaigner, specialising in miscarriages of justice

 

Mark Newby.  Solicitor and Director of HAAP.(Historical Abuse Appeal panel)

 

Henry Blaxland Q.C President of CALA (Criminal Appeal Lawyers Association)

 

Gabe Tan  Head of casework, Innocence Network U.K (INUK)

 

I look forward to seeing you on Tuesday 30^th November

 

 

Bob Woffinden has recently placed an article on my case in Inside Time...the prison newspaper. Obviously because the role of the CCRC is being questioned by many, including campaigners, criminal practitioners, academics and applicants it is hoped that because of the growing dissatisfaction we can lobby the Government into reviewing how the CCRC works.
http://www.insidetime.org/articleview.asp?a=828&c=bob_woffinden_writes