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Miscarriage of justice covers challenging an unsafe conviction or sentence in a criminal case. A solicitor in England and Wales helps with appeals and post‑conviction review when the outcome may have been unsafe, unfair, or legally flawed. They advise on grounds for appeal, gather new or overlooked evidence, instruct experts, and prepare pleadings to the Court of Appeal Criminal Division, or applications to the Criminal Cases Review Commission for a referral. They coordinate with the client, the Crown, and the courts to try to secure review or quashing of a conviction or reduction of a sentence.
The key concern is avoiding irreversible outcomes from wrongful convictions or unjust sentences. A solicitor explains the time limits, procedural steps, and the standards of appellate review, while ensuring regulatory protections, client confidentiality, and accurate handling of evidence and disclosures through to any ensuing hearing.
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