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    • The Digital by Default: Post Office Horizon System event brings together ex-sub-postmasters and mistresses who were wrongfully convicted for theft and false accounting, legal and IT experts, and investigative journalists to think through some important issues raised by one of the biggest miscarriages of justice in recent times.

    The event is centred on the lived experiences of people directly impacted. It provides an opportunity and space to reflect on what happened and what lessons can be gleaned. There will be a mix of stories, presentations and panel discussions, and a Q & A session with the audience.

    We are very pleased to be joined by Mrs Seema Misra (SPM), Mrs Nichola Arch (SPM), Mr Parmod Kalia (SPM), Ms Janet Skinner (SPM), Professor Bernard Richmond QC (Kent Law School), Mr Patrick Green QC and Ms Kathleen Donnelly (Henderson Chambers), Professor Lydia Hayes (Head of Kent Law School), Ms Flora Page (23 Essex Street and UCL), Professor Richard Moorhead (University of Exeter), Professor Harold Thimbleby (Swansea University), Dr Ida Petretta (Kent Law School), Mr Ian Reeves (Head of the Centre for Journalism), Mr Karl Flinders (Computer Weekly), Ms Katie Glass (Telegraph), and Mr David Chaplin and Ms Helen Lacey (Bath Publishing).

    The event is generously supported by Kent Law School, the Division for the Study of Law, Society & Social Justice (LSSJ), and the FutureHuman fund. Please note that the event will be recorded.

    The event is free but ticketed: https://thegulbenkian.co.uk/events/digital-by-default-post-office-horizon-system/

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    Digital by Default: Post Office Horizon System

    Sat 21 May

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