Court of Appeal Overturns Horizon Scandal Conviction

Using a fast-track approach, the court aims to swiftly address the miscarriages of justice caused by the faulty Horizon system.

Former Post Office worker Jacqueline Falcon's fraud conviction linked to the Horizon scandal has been overturned by the Court of Appeal.
The Court of Appeal is utilizing a fast-track approach to expedite the quashing of convictions related to the Horizon scandal.
Jacqueline Falcon, who had worked at the Post Office since she was 18, was accused of covering up a shortfall caused by the faulty Horizon system.
The Crown Prosecution Service did not oppose Falcon's appeal, acknowledging the unfairness of her trial due to Post Office failures.
The Horizon scandal has led to the quashing of over 100 convictions, with many victims still awaiting justice.