We have been saying for sometime that in relation to sexual abuse and historical sexual allegations that we should all be very concerened about the abuse of process to get results. Any allegation on it’s own is simply that an allegation and should be dealt with as such.
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We are delighted to report that, in accordance with Scottish Government guidance on the relaxation of coronavirus-related restrictions, we have re-opened our offices with effect from Monday 3rd August 2020. Please note that this is only the first stage in what will be a phased return to normality. We cannot yet say how long this […]
Raphael Rowe was one of three men wrongfully imprisoned, having been sentenced to life for murder and robbery at the Old Bailey in March 1990. Dubbed the ‘M25 Three’ after London’s circular stretch of motorway and the locus of the crimes, Rowe, alongside Michael Davis and Randal Johnson, have always and consistently maintained innocence. During […]
Both the Daily Record and STV News have today published an interesting story which calls into question, again, the conviction of George Beattie for the murder of Margaret McLaughlin, in Carluke, in 1973. George Beattie has consistently maintained his innocence of the crime throughout the last 46 years. Despite widespread doubts about the conviction the […]