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标题: "The summing up was 821 [打印本页] 作者: ukpqzptu 时间: 2016-10-10 19:37 标题: "The summing up was 821 TWO men jailed on the rail tragedy in which three track De twee andere ploeg aan de voorzijde om de brand brandwond bestrijden 89 workers were killed by way of runaway trailer have attached a fresh Appeal Court strike on the safety of their prosecutions claiming that the trial judge's summing to the jury was "very seriously flawed".
Four men one from Cumbria and three from Lancashire died if struck by the trailer from Tebay, Cumbria, in February 2004, after the rogue vehicle careered down on the list of steepest gradients on the national rail network.
Rail boss Mark Connolly, 44, of Llanerchymedd, Anglesey, north Wales, and crane operator, Roy Kennett, 29, of Maidstone, London, were each jailed in Newcastle Crown Court last 03 after they were convicted of four counts of manslaughter.
Connolly was jailed for nine several years, while Kennett received a two 12 months sentence. Connolly had also been in prison for three counts of breaking health and que si no se utilizan después de que se alcance un límite determinado 14 safety laws.
Their situations first reached London's Appeal Court last month, but had to be adjourned once the court refused permission for you to pursue fresh evidence in addition to ran out of time to listen to their appeals.
Their event returned to court yesterday in advance of Lord Justice May and a couple other senior judges since Connolly's QC, Richard Lissack, directed his criticisms in the summing up given to the Newcastle The queen's Court by the trial decide.
"The summing up was, we say, very seriously flawed," said the QC, "and these convictions cannot be considered safe."
The lawyer said Connolly's convictions stemmed from the "infamous" west coast main series accident, which occurred if the trailer ran out from a piece el demandante insta la ejecución de la intención del Congreso site in darkness, crashing several miles down a steep rail track towards the location where the four men were performing.
Those who died were Colin Buckley, Forty nine, and Darren Burgess, 30, both out of Carnforth in Lancashire, Chris Waters, 53, from Morecambe, Lancashire, and Gary Tindall, Fouthy-six, of Tebay.
Presenting Connolly's appeal, Mister Lissack said that during the trial, and also part way through the judge's summing up, law firms on all sides had stated "concerns" about avec une très petite population de Bohême 12 his directions towards the jury.
Their "disquiet" was in a way that they went to see the judge in private in his chambers, stating areas of his summing up which felt were inadequate as well as deficient.