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| April 1999 |
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Launch of Beyond Reasonable Doubt |
| June 1999 |
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The BBC rejects the campaign's complaint
about the broadcast of Crimewatch File on 13 October 1998 - Reply from Fraser Steel, BBC Complaints Unit
Not satisfied by the BBC's response, the campaign again writes to the BBC - Letter to Fraser Steel, 16.06.99 A complaint is now being entertained by the Broadcasting Standards Commission (BSC) |
| July 1999 |
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In July 1999 Derek Christian instructed a new solicitor, Andrew Keogh of James Murray & Co., Liverpool. |
| August 1999 |
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Sunday 22nd August - Derek spends his 1,000th day in prison |
| September 1999 |
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Crown admissions included in the evidence section of the Web site |
| October 1999 |
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Statements by Robin Falconer, forensic specialist for the prosecution, included in the evidence section of the Web site |
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The booklet Beyond Reasonable Doubt now available in portable document format (.pdf file for Acrobat Reader - 407 KB, use right click "Save link as" to save to disk and read offline) |
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First Newsletter published by Beyond Reasonable Doubt (.pdf file) |
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Personal message from Derek added to website |
| December 1999 |
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Newsletter No. 2 published by Beyond Reasonable Doubt (.pdf file) |
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In addition to the tremendous support the campaign is receiving from Scandals in Justice, Innocent and Conviction are now also actively supporting Derek's case. |
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The campaign's complaint to the BSC over the broadcast of Crimewatch File on 13 October 1998 has not been upheld. |
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Newsletter No. 3 published by Beyond Reasonable Doubt (.pdf file) |
| January 2004 |
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Derek's case is featured on Inside Out |
| Summer 2007 |
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Derek's application for a review of his case is submitted to the CCRC by his solicitors, Howells of Sheffield |
| November 2007 |
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 Derek's case is featured in "No Smoke: The Shocking Truth About British Justice", a new book on miscarriages by Lady Sandra Lean. This excellent and well-received book also looks closely at the cases of John Taft, Simon Hall, Susan May and Sion Jenkins, to name but four, and may be ordered online through Amazon |
| Christmas 2007 |
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 Derek's case is the subject of a long article in the Christmas issue of Private Eye |
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