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M25 Three lose appeal (1)

01 January 1991

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M25 Three lose appeal
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The M25 Three, Raphael Rowe, Michael Davis and Randolph Johnson,
have lost their appeal to overturn their life sentences for
murder, robbery and violence and firearms offences. Lord Justice
Watkins upheld the convictions despite a lack of forensic
evidence against the men and despite the fact that witnesses
identified two white men and a black man as being responsible.
All three of the convicted men are Black. (see Statewatch 2:6).
The three men will now appeal to the Lords and their lawyers plan
to refer the case to the European Court following the non-
disclosure of information at the Appeal.

Statewatch vol 3 no 4 July-August 1993

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