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Former High Court judge Feargus Flood said gangland thugs have walked free from court because juries came to the wrong verdict.
The new financial pressure has led to fears that the Commission will have to reduce the number of its case workers, who have robust powers to investigate wrong verdicts.
Speaking at a seminar on the southern island province of Hainan, he said some 30 wrong verdicts have been recorded in China every year due to illegal interrogations, but he added the real number could be higher.
 
 
 
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