Woman Sues Crown Prosecution Service Over Handling of Childhood Abuse Case

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Annie, a woman in southern England, is suing the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) after her stepfather was acquitted of childhood abuse charges.
She alleges the prosecution was so poorly handled, omitting crucial evidence, that it breached her human rights.
Her decade-long fight for justice continues.

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Annie, a woman in southern England, is suing the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) after her stepfather was acquitted of childhood abuse charges. She alleges the prosecution was so poorly handled, omitting crucial evidence, that it breached her human rights. Her decade-long fight for justice continues.

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