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Case posts from the Justice for Kevan archive, with related letters, legal records and campaign updates kept together.
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Kevan is innocent. This overview explains how identification, hearsay, joint enterprise, appeal barriers and prison conditions fit together.
The court found Kevan's property-loss claim well-founded and entered judgment for Mr Thakrar for £814.97.
Kevan's account of torture at HMP Wakefield, complaints through High Security, and the PPO refusal that followed.
A 2011 archive on Kevan and Miran Thakrar, the Court of Appeal, disputed evidence, video-link access and prison treatment around the appeal period.
