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We rely on the hard work of legal trainees, such as solicitors and barristers, to assist with cases when legal aid is unavailable. We also thoroughly investigate miscarriages of justice and communicate within a private online community.
We can provide document preparation, guidance, and assistance, and also act as McKenzie Friends in some cases. Additionally, we research and review criminal cases on appeal that have been refused or are out of time. Our partners include experienced barristers and solicitors, established law firms, and legal entities who provide formal advice and advocacy when necessary.
We are grateful for the support of our peers and appreciate their time and effort. We are currently petitioning for an investigation into corruption within the Essex Police and Metropolitan Police, as well as bias within the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC). If you would like to support us, please click the link provided here.
Furthermore, we are continually developing our understanding of online abuse by collaborating with industry and charities who have experience in managing individuals and issues related to the negative effects of online abuse.
This enables us to be proactive and manage negative behavior with fairness, understanding, and action.
Justice on Appeal was initially founded by Darren Thomas Bolger in 2010 as a Registered Charity, after his two younger brothers were convicted of Murder and Manslaughter in 1999.
Registration Number - 1138242 - Registered 4 Oct 2010 - Removed 3 Feb 2012
Address: Riverbank House, Putney Bridge, London SW6 3JD
Objects - THE RELIEF OF PERSONS WHO ARE SUFFERING A LEGAL RESTRICTION ON THEIR LIBERTY IN ANY PENAL OR CORRECTIONAL ESTABLISHMENT AND WHO CANNOT AFFORD TO PAY FOR LEGAL ADVICE BY THE PROVISION OF FREE LEGAL HELP AND ADVICE TO ASSIST SUCH PERSONS IN HAVING THEIR CONVICTION AND SENTENCE REVIEWED
Justice on Appeal Ltd is now a limited company Company Number 14738467 at 27 Old Gloucester Street, Holborn London WC1N 3AX - Darren Thomas Bolger as Chairman.
Darren began his journey with a successful career as an Indentured Carpenter and Joiner. He had no legal background and no experience in managing criminal appeal cases when he formed the very first registered, pro bono Criminal Appeals Charity in the UK.
During the first ten years of his family's conviction, the British Establishment and Police stopped every appeal to his brother's case. Darren and his family fought hard during this time and had to resort to paying legal professionals to review his brother's case on appeal.
Darren worked tirelessly, became a director of successful companies, and attended as many prison visits as he was able, all while supporting his family. Throughout these difficult times, Darren and his family met with other families who had similar experiences and evidence to show that their convicted family member/s had been a victim of injustice. Darren could see that some people claiming to fight for justice did not have the same intent nor personal experience to do so. Some had an alternative agenda to promote their activism into parliament and effectively join the Establishment, albeit via the perception and support through the Justice System and those depending on it to seek justice.
Darren's story is emotional and driven, with a determination to gain justice for his younger brother who was convicted of murder and manslaughter. Having personally experienced the 'in-Justice System' when being the victim of injustice and imprisoned, Darren gained maximum credibility of experiences and trust upon an already trusted history.
During his journey in reviewing and fighting for justice on appeal, Darren discovered that the police and government agencies had strategically introduced people into his life, some of which became personal relationship partners. Their family members were later found to be senior police detectives, security services, and high-ranking military leaders.
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"My personal journey with this issue began when my two brothers were convicted of murder. David Bright MBE, who was the Commander of Essex Police at the time, had also overseen the 'Essex Boys' Case and was a Detective Inspector in the Jeremy Bamber Case. In his book "Catching Monsters," he failed to mention either case - a glaring omission that raises questions about transparency and accountability.
We discovered a hidden helicopter video related to my brothers' case, as well as evidence of a juror related to an ex-Essex police inspector who served as a barrister during their trial. The Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC), instead of acting on this new information, arrested me in what appears to be an attempt to silence me.
This is not just about my family's struggle for justice; it's about systemic corruption within our law enforcement agencies. There are lever arch files and hard drives full of evidence pointing towards malfeasance within both Essex Police and Met Police departments.
The story is documented in nonfiction books available online at www.operationwestminster.com - these accounts expose disturbing patterns that demand further investigation.
We call upon our lawmakers and relevant authorities to launch comprehensive investigations into these allegations against Essex Police, Met Police, and CCRC. We need transparency, accountability, justice for victims like my brothers - but above all else we need change. Please sign this petition if you believe in justice system free from corruption."
If you want an organisation to fight your corner for justice, then choose a team you trust and who has the history, determination and reasons to take each case beyond the usual limits of review & appeal.
Justice on Appeal
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