Failures in rape case brings down head of British agency that probes miscarriages of justice
- Helen Pitcher has resigned as chair of the Criminal Cases Review Commission after criticism over the handling of Andrew Malkinson's case, in which he served 17 years for a rape he did not commit.
- Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood initiated the process to remove Ms. Pitcher, concluding she was unfit for her role following an independent report on the CCRC's failings.
- Andrew Malkinson criticized Ms. Pitcher's resignation interview, calling her comments 'shameless' and asserting that the CCRC obstructed his fight for justice.
- The Ministry of Justice welcomed Ms. Pitcher's resignation and plans to appoint an interim chair to review the CCRC's operations.
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