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Royal Commission evidence

01 March 1992

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The Royal Commission on Criminal Justice has set up a £400,000 research programme. Copies of the programme and of the questionnaire being sent to governments, lawyers and academics in other countries about their legal system can be obtained from: RCCJ, Whittington House, 19 Alfred Place, London WC1E 7LU 071-273-4600. The Home Office has submitted four papers to the Royal Commission covering: I: police investigation of offences; II: the prosecution of offences; III: rules of evidence; IV: consideration of miscarriages of justice allegations. Copies of these reports and of the forensic science memorandum can be obtained from: 071-273-4600, Price £9.00. Copies of the Lord Chancellor's Department evidence costs 2.00 from: Trevelyan House, 30 Great Peter Street, London SW1P 2DA. Copies of the submissions from Disaster Action can be obtained from: 11 Lamb Street, London E1 6EA and that from the Repeal the PTA Campaign from: PO Box 1340, London N22 4TA.

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