May 25, 2025
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team sweden coach sam hallam's current heartrate stats lmfao
(heart rate, stress level, average heart rate, daily steps, calories burned)
About head coaches part 1
Sam Hallam (Vaxjo Lakers)
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Not innocent enough: Wrongfully jailed men lose battle for compensation
UK News
Not innocent enough: Wrongfully jailed men lose battle for compensation
Two men who spent years behind bars before their "unsafe" convictions were overturned have lost High Court actions in their fight for compensation. Sam Hallam, who was convicted of murder, and Victor Nealon, who was found guilty of attempted rape, asked two judges to rule UK law is incompatible with the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) because it wrongly restricts compensation in "miscarriage of justice" cases. Their judicial review challenges were the first to be brought against the coalition government's decision last year to narrow eligibility for an award. Mr Hallam served more than seven years after being ordered, as a youth, to be detained for a minimum term of 12 years.
A sad day for justice and the presumption of innocence.
Paul May, chair of the Sam Hallam Defence Campaign
Mr Nealon was given a life sentence and served 17 years in jail - 10 more than the seven-year minimum term - after he persisted in claiming he was innocent. Both men were set free after appeal judges ruled fresh evidence made their convictions unsafe. But the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) rejected both of their applications for compensation by ruling that new evidence did not show "beyond reasonable doubt" that "they did not commit the offence." Lord Justice Burnett and Mrs Justice Thirlwall, sitting in London, however, dismissed their cases today.
Woo! So Sams conviction has been quashed entirely and so he's properly free now!
Such good news. Shows just how shitty the judicial process is. (totally referencing Fear and misery)