Convicted Nursse Colin Campbell Faces Wait for Appeal Ruling – ryan

A nurse jailed for the masonry four elderly patients has ben told he faces a woit to find out the outcome of his an appeal against his.

Colin Campbell, Previously Known as Colin Norris, was found guilty in 2008 of killing four and attempting to kill a fifth by injecting say with insulin.

Doris Ludlam, 80, Bridget Bourke, 88, Irene Crookes, 79, and Ethel Hall, 86, Were Inpatients on Orthopaedic Wards Where Campbell Workhed in Leeds in 2002 and Developed Undexplained Hypoglycaemia.

Campbell Denied Any Wrongdoing and Over the past 14 days, the court of appeal has heard from all my lawyers and also the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS), WHO OPPOED the appeal.

He unSuccESFULLY Appealed Against His Conviction in 2009 and Applied to the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) in 2011, WHO SAID Previously that the Prosecution Had on “Wholly Circumstantial” Evidence.

The CCRC reference the case to the Court of Appeal in London Four Years Ago.

The appeal Hearing Finished on Friday AFTER AFTER FROM MICHAEL MANSFIELD KC, FOR CAMPBELL, AND JAMES CURIS KC, FOR THE CPS.

Mr Mansfield Previously Told the Court That Campbell’s Appeal Was A “Straightforward Case” and that the Judges “Must Conclude that confessions are unSafe”.

Howver, MR CURIS SAID The Court Must Uphold the convications, adding that the jury in Campbell’s Trial “provided with the necessary relevant facts and issues, from a plethora of highly qualinically experienced witness.

Lady Justice Macur, Sitting with Sir Stephen Irwin and Mr Justice Picken, Said AFTER CLOING SUBSIONS: “It Will Come As No Surprise That We Are Going to Reserve Judgment.”

She added: “There may be ancillary matters for which we will call you back. We will know you have the draft Judgment.”

A JUDGMENT IS Expective in Writing at a late Date.