SUBSTANTIAL INJUSTICE

July 31, 2007

In change of law cases it was not open to the Criminal Cases Review Commission lawfully to apply a policy that it was under no obligation to have regard to the practice of the Court of Appeal Criminal Division and accordingly just as the court would not normally extend time in such cases, a conviction should not normally be referred on the basis of a change of law.

ADDED COUNTS ALTERNATIVE CHARGES CHANGE OF LAW CASES COURT OF APPEAL CRIMINAL DIVISION CRIMINAL APPEALS CRIMINAL CASES REVIEW COMMISSION CRIMINAL LAW CRIMINAL PROCEDURE EXTENSIONS OF TIME INDECENT ASSAULT PERMISSION TO APPEAL POLICY IN CHANGE OF LAW CASES PRACTICE PRACTICE OF COURT OF APPEAL RAPE SEXUAL ACTIVITY WITH CHILDREN SUBSTANTIAL INJUSTICE TIME LIMITS UNLAWFUL SEXUAL INTERCOURSE

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