Scotland’s First Innocence Project

SCOLAG (Scottish Legal Action Group) Journal, p. 297, December 2008

1 Pages Posted: 2 Mar 2010

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Michael C. Bromby

Glasgow Caledonian University; Truman Bodden Law School

Date Written: December 2008

Abstract

An Innocence Project comprises a group of students investigating the case of a convicted person maintaining innocence and who has exhausted the initial appeals process. Students aim to find evidence that will assist them in making an application to an appellate court, or other review body such as the Scottish Criminal Case Review Commission.

Keywords: Innocence Project, miscarriage of justice, criminal appeal

Suggested Citation

Bromby, Michael C. and Bromby, Michael C., Scotland’s First Innocence Project (December 2008). SCOLAG (Scottish Legal Action Group) Journal, p. 297, December 2008, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=1561512

Michael C. Bromby (Contact Author)

Truman Bodden Law School ( email )

PO Box 1568
Grand Cayman, KY1-1110
Cayman Islands

HOME PAGE: http://www.bromby.vze.com

Glasgow Caledonian University

Scotland
United Kingdom

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