Lists and Registers: Information held in registers required by law and other lists and registers relating to the functions of the authority. The Services we Offer: Advice and guidance, booklets and leaflets, transactions and media releases. A description of the services offered. Information in all seven of those categories is discussed in this guide and is available either via the Commission's in its Annual Report and Accounts or on request in writing to the Commission (see the final section for contact details for the Commission) . We will not usually make any charge for providing information included in the publication scheme. The information available from the CCRC under this publication scheme is subject to regular review by the Commission's Head of Communication. It was last updated in December 2015. Anyone wanting published information in a paper format, or at a different size, should contact the Head of Communication. Assistance in a language other than English will be considered. Contact details for the Commission can be seen in the final section of this guide. If you need information concerning a criminal conviction in Scotland you need to contact the Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission. See General information about the CCRC, its role and powers The Criminal Cases Review Commission is the independent body set up to investigate miscarriages of criminal justice in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Our vision and purpose is: To bring justice to the wrongly convicted by referring cases to the appellate courts. To identify, investigate and correct miscarriages of justice in a timely manner. To act independently in the interests of justice and to use our unique knowledge and experience to improve the criminal justice system and to inspire confidence in the integrity of the criminal justice process. Our aims are: To investigate cases as efficiently and effectively as possible with thoroughness and care. To work constructively with our stakeholders and to the highest standards of quality. To treat applicants, and anyone affected by our work, with courtesy, respect and consideration. To promote public understanding of the Commission’s role.
Lists and Registers: Information held in registers required by law and other lists and registers relating to the functions of the authority. The Services we Offer: Advice and guidance, booklets and leaflets, transactions and media releases. A description of the services offered. Information in all seven of those categories is discussed in this guide and is available either via the Commission's in its Annual Report and Accounts or on request in writing to the Commission (see the final section for contact details for the Commission) . We will not usually make any charge for providing information included in the publication scheme. The information available from the CCRC under this publication scheme is subject to regular review by the Commission's Head of Communication. It was last updated in December 2015. Anyone wanting published information in a paper format, or at a different size, should contact the Head of Communication. Assistance in a language other than English will be considered. Contact details for the Commission can be seen in the final section of this guide. If you need information concerning a criminal conviction in Scotland you need to contact the Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission. See General information about the CCRC, its role and powers The Criminal Cases Review Commission is the independent body set up to investigate miscarriages of criminal justice in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Our vision and purpose is: To bring justice to the wrongly convicted by referring cases to the appellate courts. To identify, investigate and correct miscarriages of justice in a timely manner. To act independently in the interests of justice and to use our unique knowledge and experience to improve the criminal justice system and to inspire confidence in the integrity of the criminal justice process. Our aims are: To investigate cases as efficiently and effectively as possible with thoroughness and care. To work constructively with our stakeholders and to the highest standards of quality. To treat applicants, and anyone affected by our work, with courtesy, respect and consideration. To promote public understanding of the Commission’s role.
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