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60 people jailed in June for crimes linked to Merseyside An evil rapist, killer drivers and EncroChat drug bosses are among those put behind bars this month 05:00, 1 JUL 2021 Updated (L-R) Robert Randle, Shakur Valentino and Jorun Chang Get the inside track on the big stories from Liverpool Crown Court with our weekly newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe now When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice This list shows the faces of 60 people jailed in June for crimes linked to Merseyside. ....
Hell and back for family of dad jailed for something he didn t do Stuart Whittaker had a long criminal record but always denied the more serious charges against him which saw him wrongly jailed for 17 years Dad-of-three Stuart Whittaker The family of a man who spent three years in custody after an axe attack in a family home have claimed they have been to hell and back. Judge Robin Spencer told Whittaker that he would be freed from custody on account of the three years he had already spent in prison. Manchester Crown Court heard how Whittaker burst into Mr Wilson s Wallasey home and then attacked him with an axe. ....
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Court usher fired for baguette and machete explanation to jury A dad-of-three was wrongly jailed for 17 years after an usher interfered with a deadlocked jury 05:00, 22 MAY 2021 Dad-of-three Stuart Whittaker was wrongly jailed for 17 years after a jury bailiff s actions (Image: Liverpool Echo) A jury bailiff explained the legal concept of intent to a deadlocked jury by describing attacking someone with either a baguette or a machete. The usher s actions - in breach of a solemn oath - may have tipped the balance during 16 hours of heated deliberations at Liverpool Crown Court. Jurors decided dad-of-three Stuart Whittaker did have the intent to wound two victims, which saw him wrongly jailed for 17 years. ....