Tag Archive: STEFAN KISZKO

Unaddressed Needs – Part Three – Motes and Specks

Fitted In – An Integrated Approach[1] by Satish Sekar © Satish Sekar (June 1st 2011) Lectures If we intend to keep handing out lectures on human rights to other governments, then we have to address our own failings. There are seven…
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Non-vindication Cases

Exoneration – Insufficient Stefan Kiszko was vindicated over a decade after his death by the conviction of the real killer of Lesley Molseed, Ronald Castree, but there are others who will never be vindicated. For them exoneration is as good…
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Vindication

By Satish Sekar © Satish Sekar (January 20th 2012) Exoneration and Vindication Exoneration on appeal or acquittal at trial is where most miscarriage of justice cases are left – exoneration without acceptance of innocence. Unlike most I refused to stop…
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The Rights of The Forgotten Victims – Victim Impact Statements

by Satish Sekar © Satish Sekar (January 31st 2009) Impact The law allows the families of victims the right to give victim statements about how the murder of their loved one has affected them to judges before the tariff –…
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Prosecuting the Police

by Satish Sekar © Satish Sekar (December 13th 2011) Vindicated The Cardiff Five (Yusef Abdullahi, John Actie, Ronnie Actie, Stephen Miller and Tony Paris) had been vindicated – proved innocent by the conviction of the real killer. Bizarrely, the CPS…
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