'A sham!' - What happens when you try to appeal a murder conviction
Briefly

The appeal was permitted on a single narrow ground: scientific advances now illuminated the starkness of Oliver's mental handicap, which might affect jurors' opinions today.
Oliver Campbell expressed his elation upon receiving the news, stating that his immediate plan was to finally visit family in the USA after decades.
The media frenzy on Oliver's first day as a free man was overwhelming, with exhausting interviews and press coverage overshadowing his initial joy and reflection.
After 33 years of fighting for justice, Oliver's complex case highlighted the ongoing struggles of wrongful conviction and the significant impact of mental health evidence.
Read at www.hackneygazette.co.uk
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