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Adele Robinson

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  • Business Correspondent and Presenter, Sky News
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Post Office to oppose second Capture scandal case at Court of Appeal

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By Adele Robinson Verified
| Manx Radio Verified
The move means both cases to reach the Court of Appeal from the pre‑Horizon scandal are now being contested. The latest case involves former sub‑postmaster Steve Marston, who was convicted in 1998 of theft and false accounting after using the Capture software. His conviction was referred to the Court of Appeal earlier this year by the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC), which said there is a "real possibility" it was an abuse of process.
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Court of Appeal rejects Post Office bid to delay Capture scandal case

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By Adele Robinson Verified
| MSN UK Verified
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Court of Appeal rejects Post Office bid to delay Capture scandal case

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By Adele Robinson Verified
| Manx Radio Verified
Steve Marston's conviction from 1998 was referred to the court as a potential miscarriage of justice in April. Mr Marston, a former sub-postmaster, was accused of stealing from his branch after using the faulty accounting software called Capture. Capture, which was used by the Post Office in the 1990s, predated the infamous Horizon IT system. The Post Office had requested a two-month extension to Mr Marston's case before it delivered its formal response.
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