Desperatly Need Help

[Barney666]

"After the trial my daughter admitted to my middle son, that she had lied under oath, she had lied in the past to the police."

That's your new evidence.

Has anyone heard that statement from you? Is your middle son willing to make a statement declaring that?

Hi

When this was mentioned by middle son i had my mother in law round and sister in law in the same room
when i asked my son to go to the police with the evidence he said no she couldn't handle prison like he could meaning my husband... She would never come clean her best friend who helped her with the story worked for the court so she knows what to say and not say ..

This has been forwarded to the trial solicitor who said without a recording or signed statement it means nothing

[Rights Fighter]

A clever barrister could cross-examine her on that (gently) which might result in her admitting that. Gentle cross-examination often works in false allegation cases as it tends to relax witnesses........

[Barney666]

It's getting it back to court in the first place..

On the trial the judge had to stop it a few times as she kept crying..

He had a one week trial monday was written off as they changed the charges so he had to replea..

Tuesday was a slow start as one of the jury knew my daughter so had to get new member..

Wednesday the judges wife slipped in shower so no show by judge..

Thursday normal .

Friday i was told i would not stand as wasn't needed "we have it in the bag" and as following Monday was bank holiday and barrister had new case starting Tuesday needed to wrap up the case early as possible..

I still believe the real reason i could not stand was due to wanting to close the case so barrister could start new trial following week as we lost a whole day ...

[Rights Fighter]

My apologies. Initially I responded as thought this was coming up to trial and I've now read back and see he is convicted. I tend to lose track if threads aren't updated regularly and I am dealing with other cases so my brain is engaged in those........

If the sol/barrister says there are no grounds isn't it time to change? Your main problem is the length of time since conviction. An extension of time has to be applied for, and there has to a be a very good reason why there was no previous attempt.