
23: The Inquiry: Jeremy Hunt
The Trial of Lucy Letby: The Inquiry
Revisiting Appeals in Criminal Law
This chapter examines the legal complexities surrounding the reopening of appeals in criminal cases, particularly through the lens of Lucy Letby's case. It discusses Rule 36.15, the challenges faced by her new legal representative, and recent developments regarding the reliability of a key prosecution witness. The implications of new evidence and procedural rules on previous convictions and court decisions are also explored, highlighting the rarity and challenges of reopening an appeal.
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