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El. knyga: The Cardiff Five: Innocent Beyond Any Doubt

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  • Formatas: 211 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 24-Jul-2012
  • Leidėjas: Waterside Press
  • ISBN-13: 9781908162113
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  • Formatas: 211 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 24-Jul-2012
  • Leidėjas: Waterside Press
  • ISBN-13: 9781908162113
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'One of the most important books ever written about criminal justice': Michael Mansfield QC Satish Sekar shows how a miscarriage of justice destroyed families, divided communities and undermined confidence in the criminal justice system. The Cardiff Five case is the first example in the UK of a homicide in which the original suspects were vindicated by the conviction of the true killer in the DNA age. By then, they had shared 16 years in prison for a crime they did not commit. Based on a 20 year quest for the truth Scrutinises this disturbing case from day one A wake-up call for British justice Calls for a fully independent judicial inquiry Takes the reader from the sadistic killing of a prostitute in Butetown, Cardiff in 1988 to the end of 2011 when aspects of the case were referred to the Independent Police Complaints Commission and HM Crown Prosecution Service Inspectorate in the aftermath of the acquittal of a number of police officers and civilians facing conspiracy charges.

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'One of the most important books ever written about criminal justice': Michael Mansfield QC 'As the local MP I came to respect and admire Satish Sekar's thoroughness and persistence': Alun Michael 'No-one is better suited to explaining and unravelling the complexities': Duncan Campbell 'Tireless work and extraordinary insight': Bob Woffinden 'An excellent read - puts across the criticisms of not only the original police investigation but the tariff system in a very balanced and informed manner at the website': James Dunn, Bucks New University.

Acknowledgements viii
The Author ix
The Author of the Foreword xi
Foreword xiii
Dedication xix
Introduction 29(8)
The End of the Beginning
29(1)
A Notorious Miscarriage of Justice
30(1)
A Pattern of Concern
30(2)
The Unit
32(3)
Tariff Outrage
35(2)
1 Pressure---A Force to be Reckoned With
37(8)
A Daunting Task
37(1)
The Precedent
38(1)
The Transition to PACE
39(2)
The Post-PACE Act Cases
41(1)
Cranking up the Pressure
42(3)
2 Advances in Forensic Science
45(12)
A Substantial Clue---Blood Grouping
45(2)
DNA
47(2)
Advances in DNA-testing Systems
49(1)
Reopened
50(1)
The Prediction
51(1)
The Prediction Comes True
52(2)
Appendix to
Chapter 2
54(3)
3 The Unit: Unsolved and Unresolved Homicides
57(10)
Cold Cases
57(1)
Why Bother?
58(1)
The Quest for Vindication
59(1)
Making History
60(3)
Further Resolution
63(1)
The Pioneering Unit
64(3)
4 The Review Process
67(6)
The Major Crimes Review Unit
67(1)
Hacking and LAGs
68(3)
Warts and All
71(2)
5 Committed---The Investigation After Hacking
73(8)
Broken Promises
73(2)
Regaining Trust
75(1)
Phase Two
76(5)
6 The Scientific Evidence
81(8)
An Integrated Approach
81(1)
Independence and Verification
82(1)
DNA
83(3)
Closing in on the Killer
86(1)
Proved Innocent
87(2)
7 Identifying the Killer and the Implications
89(8)
The Sweep
89(1)
Inspired
90(2)
The Case for a Complete DNA Database
92(2)
The Identification of Cellophane Man and its Implications
94(3)
8 The Arrest and Aftermath
97(6)
Unmasked
97(1)
Too Easy
98(2)
Arrest and Aftermath
100(3)
9 Guilty---History is Made
103(10)
Remand
103(1)
Guilty
104(2)
Harrington's Case
106(1)
Gafoor Responds
106(3)
The Aftermath
109(4)
10 Characteristics of a Killer
113(10)
Error of Judgement
113(3)
Professor Canter's Offender Profile of Lynette White's Killer
116(1)
Another Interpretation
117(3)
Accountability
120(3)
11 Lessons---Profiling Gafoor
123(12)
A Pitiless Coward
123(3)
Failing to Take Responsibility
126(1)
Unpredictable
127(3)
The Guilty Secret
130(1)
A Frighteningly Normal but Unusual Killer
131(1)
Under Fire
131(2)
Behavioural Investigative Advice
133(2)
12 Tariffs---Protecting the Guilty
135(18)
The Final Insult
135(1)
The Home Secretary Loses the Power to set Tariffs
136(1)
Tying the Hands of the Judges
137(1)
Gafoor's Tariff
138(4)
Sadism
142(3)
An Inappropriate System
145(2)
Preventing Miscarriages of Justice
147(4)
The Most Important Factor
151(2)
13 The Power of Vindication
153(28)
A Potent Weapon for the Innocent
153(1)
End of An Era
154(2)
Bullying of Children
156(1)
The Presumption of Guilt
157(2)
A Change is Gonna Come
159(2)
Posthumous Relief
161(3)
A Failure
164(1)
Travesty
165(2)
The Lessons
167(2)
Conclusion
169(1)
Vindication of the Cardiff Five
169(1)
Justice and Reconciliation
170(1)
A Need for a Fully Independent Judicial Inquiry
171(8)
And What of the Collapsed Trial?
179(2)
Appendix 1 Judicial Murders in Cardiff
181(8)
Vindication
181(3)
A Major Hitch
184(5)
Appendix 2 Some Further Injustices
189(6)
Some Frequent Abbreviations 195(2)
Index 197
Satish Sekar is a freelance journalist and researcher. His work includes that for the feature film 'In the Name of the Father' (about the Guildford Four) and TV and radio programmes such as Panorama, Trial and Error, Law in Action, Today and Channel 4 News. He has written for the Guardian, Independent, Daily Telegraph and other newspapers as well as the satirical magazine Private Eye. A consultant on forensic issues, he has been involved in various high profile issues, including police reform, complaints against the police and the use of DNA-testing and DNA-databases. He lives in North London.
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