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The Record of the Appeal Court, have made of the original defence team have so far been based on its handling of evidence at the trial and its failure to notice what witnesses had said in court. But these blind spots were also symptomatic of a general dilatoriness. It was, for example, only after the appeal had been heard and dis

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Conclusion and Epilogue,trial and its aftermath. Then the questions began: why were innocent people arrested and prosecuted? How much difference would a good defence team have made? Why did so many of the defendants and their witnesses perform abysmally in court? Why was the judge incapable of recording evidence accurately

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