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Charges dropped for Bettison 10:49 - Aug 21 with 1130 viewswaynekerr55

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2018/aug/21/cps-drops-all-charges-against-f

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Charges dropped for Bettison on 14:00 - Aug 21 with 1053 viewspikeypaul

No way would they have got a conviction.

It would have been £millions of tax payers money wasted.

Good decision by the CPS for once .
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Charges dropped for Bettison on 14:12 - Aug 21 with 1035 viewsBadlands

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Criminal keep escaping the justice system.

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Charges dropped for Bettison on 16:01 - Aug 21 with 961 viewsmajorraglan

Hillsborough was a terrible event and my deepest sympthathies are with those who lost loved ones.
If there is wrong doing then people have to be held to account and justice must be done.
That said, having read the article in the Guardian it certainly appears to be a difficult call for the CPS. One witness has died, “significant contradictions” emerged in the testimony of a second witness who is 85years old which leaves 1 witness to “prove” the prosecution case. The 4th charge appears to relate on an interpretation of a word.

I am not a lawyer, but based on the above and the fact that in Criminal cases the burden of proof is “beyond all reasonable doubt” I can see why the CPS have made their decision. I can also understand the anger of the families.
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