Horizon
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UK minister hints at change in controversial legal presumption on computer evidence
Lord Stockwood says work underway to bring issue to ‘logical conclusion.’
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UK government calls for expert input on computer evidence law
Government signals willingness to change controversial presumption that computer evidence is correct.
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The victims of the UK Post Office scandal are whistleblowers – and should be recognised as such
Lawyer Carroll Barry-Walsh argues why it is vital to recognise the subpostmasters at the heart of the Horizon affair as whistleblowers.
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Law on computer evidence must change in wake of UK Post Office Horizon scandal
Lawyer and financial services investigator Carroll Barry-Walsh says government inaction is not an option.
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Pressure grows to rethink UK legal stance on computer evidence
Legal presumption on accuracy of evidence is blamed for the biggest miscarriage of justice in UK history in the Post Office Horizon case.