Criminal Cases Review Commission

Discover the groundbreaking insights of Michael Naughton in his compelling book, Criminal Cases Review Commission, published by Palgrave Macmillan in 2009. This 247-page paperback delves into the innovative establishment of the world's first publicly-funded body dedicated to reviewing alleged miscarriages of justice in Great Britain. Born from the aftermath of high-profile cases like the Birmingham Six, Naughton critically examines the operations of the Criminal Cases Review Commission. He reveals that while the commission aims to assist victims of wrongful convictions, its effectiveness is often merely incidental. This essential read is a must-have for anyone interested in criminal procedure, judicial error, and the evolution of justice in the UK. Enhance your understanding of appellate procedures and the vital role of judicial review with this thought-provoking work.