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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Does anyone know how the home office calculates the compensation awarded to someone in a case like this?
I would've thought that because he spend his key money-earning years in jail, he would have to be set up for the rest of his life?
Or could the Home Office say "because it wasn't a malicious prosecution, and we didn't have DN A technology at the time, we're not liable"...?
I would've thought that because he spend his key money-earning years in jail, he would have to be set up for the rest of his life?
Or could the Home Office say "because it wasn't a malicious prosecution, and we didn't have DN A technology at the time, we're not liable"...?
I was listening to a chappie on the radio , this afternoon
( edits a prison newspaper ) - anyway he stated that the most he could expect to get was something like 500k .
Not much of a compensation for losing your liberty for nigh on 30 years .
If some one offered me a million pounds or ten million for that matter ; on the condition that I gave up my liberty for anything like that period of time - I would politely tell them that i had a soft spot for them - a bog somewhere in the west of Ireland
( edits a prison newspaper ) - anyway he stated that the most he could expect to get was something like 500k .
Not much of a compensation for losing your liberty for nigh on 30 years .
If some one offered me a million pounds or ten million for that matter ; on the condition that I gave up my liberty for anything like that period of time - I would politely tell them that i had a soft spot for them - a bog somewhere in the west of Ireland