Tag: convictions

Lucy Letby convictions appeal bid to be heard by judges in April

Child serial killer Lucy Letby’s bid to challenge her convictions is due to be considered by the UK Court of Appeal at a hearing in April. Lawyers for Letby will ask senior judges for permission to bring an appeal against all her convictions at the hearing in London provisionally listed for April 25th, a judiciary […]

Feds urge court to uphold PG Sittenfeld’s convictions

At the heart of P.G. Sittenfeld‘s appeal of his convictions for bribery and attempted extortion is the argument that his actions were typical of politics − that he was raising money for his then-impending run for mayor of Cincinnati. Sittenfeld, who is now two months into a 16-month prison sentence, has asked a federal appeals […]

Former Pakistan PM Imran Khan appeals over convictions and sentences

The legal team of Pakistan’s imprisoned former prime minister Imran Khan on Friday appealed his convictions and sentences in three controversial legal cases, a defence lawyer said. Khan was sentenced to a total of 31 years in prison on charges of corruption, revealing official secrets and violation of marriage law. The appeals were filed on […]

Child killer nurse Lucy Letby renewing bid to appeal against convictions

Child serial killer Lucy Letby is renewing her bid to challenge her convictions at the Court of Appeal. The nurse had an initial application for permission to appeal against all of her convictions refused by a judge without a hearing last month. Letby has since chosen to renew her efforts to take forward her appeal, a judicial […]

British justice secretary in talks with judges over quashing Horizon convictions

The British justice secretary is holding crunch talks with judges on Tuesday on expediting clearing the names of hundreds of subpostmasters who were wrongfully convicted in the Horizon scandal. Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride said the discussions are under way as the British government considers ways to overturn the convictions, including possible legislation. Ministers […]