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Of stealing more than £200,000. more than 700 people received wrongful criminal convictions because of the faulty horizon system — the most widespread miscarriage ofjustice in british legal history. the government said the inquiry would ensure the same mistakes would not be repeated. colletta smith has been following the story. harjinder butoy�*s life was irreparably damaged in 2007 by the post office. today he has told the public inquiry some of the consequences he is still living with. i've been applying forjobs ever since i left prison. with no luck. moving on to personal impact, what ...

Because of the faulty horizon system — the most widespread miscarriage ofjustice in british legal history. the government said the inquiry would ensure the same mistakes would not be repeated. colletta smith has been following the story. harjinder butoy�*s life was irreparably damaged in 2007 by the post office. today he has told the public inquiry some of the consequences he is still living with. i've been applying forjobs ever since i left prison. with no luck. moving on to personal impact, what has been the psychological impact on you, do you think, of all this experience? everything ha...

Public inquiry into the wrongful conviction of post office branch managers has heard testimony from a managers has heard testimony from a man wrongly arrested, charged and sentenced to three years in jail. after he was accused of stealing more than £200,000. more than 700 people received wrongful criminal convictions because of the faulty horizon system. it is the most widespread miscarriage ofjustice in british legal history. the government said the inquiry would ensure at the same mistakes would not be repeated. harjinder butoy�*s life was irreparably damaged in 2007 by the post office. t...