Tag Archive: THE CROWN PROSECUTION SERVICE

Unaddressed Needs – Part One – Flawed Case Scenarios

Fitted In – An Integrated Approach[1] by Satish Sekar © Satish Sekar (June 1st 2011) Introduction There can be no doubt that forensic sciences – and I use the plural deliberately – have advanced in leaps and bounds over the last…
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A Bulging Underlay

By Satish Sekar © Satish Sekar (July 16th 2013) Inadequate I am disappointed, but not surprised in the least by the latest failure of the processes imposed on the public by public authorities that have failed those they promised to…
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First Interviews on Radio Cardiff

January 20th 2015 Radio Cardiff Part One Satish Sekar with Georgina Sammut and Shawty Satish Sekar discusses the foundation of The Fitted-In Project and why it was re-established on this Community Radio programme. He explains why the vindication of the…
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CPS – Culpable. Pathetic. Shameful.

By Satish Sekar © Satish Sekar (January 19th 2012) Coded For the last quarter of a century the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) was supposed to have provided independent scrutiny on decisions over whether or not to prosecute. It had powers…
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Lessons Ignored

Tragedy Three days before she was due to stand trial accused of conspiracy to pervert the course of justice Eleanor de Freitas committed suicide. Last year she had accused a man1 of rape. The investigating officers believed her, but lacked…
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