Which of the Following Cases Is an Infamour Miscarriage of Justice

question 22

Multiple Choice

Which of the following cases is an infamour miscarriage of justice case known as the 'Birmingham Six' case where six men were convicted to life imprisonment for planting bombs in 1975?

• A) R v. Rowe Davis and Johnson (2000)
• B) Wiggan (1999)
• C) Rv Hanratty (Deceased) (2002)
• D) R v Cannings (2003)
• E) R v McIlkenny & Ors (1991)

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