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The seven prosecution medical experts were far from magnificent

The notion that the prosecution's experts in Lucy's case were independent as they were legally obliged to be is laughable

The list of people involved with Lucy's case as derived from every single Chester Standard report on the case and the trial

See: https://twitter.com/PaulBrandITV/status/1702707099354939527

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One fabulous subreddit about sepsis and a snippet of trial testimony that might explain why Lucy was scapegoated

Here are your suggestions in response to my "Calling All Chimps!" post, posted on the blog or sent privately, about what we can do, over and

More must be done to improve the use of science in the courtroom

Many of you have asked how we can come together more actively

The retired paediatrician testified as an expert in a case in 2018 when he was not licensed to practice by the GMC

The prosecution case that was built around Lucy may appear robust but is fragile and at some point will collapse

The fight to exonerate Lucy has begun and you can be part of it

The jurors had little choice but to find Lucy guilty, given the flawed scientific evidence with which they were presented

The only way the Lucy Letby case makes sense statistically is if she is not a murderer

There are many factual inconsistencies in publicly available information relating to this most troubling of cases

Criminologist Prof David Wilson writes on Suspected Miscarriage of Justice Case Colin Norris As readers of my blogs and articles may...

Bayes’ Theorem can be used to make better decisions, whether in the courtroom or the stock market It is estimated that a human brain is...

As another 'angel of death' case gets underway in Manchester, the spotlight is turned once again on use of statistics and investigation obje