Wallace, Liverpool and Rubinstein

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Kevin Thurlow
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Re: Wallace, Liverpool and Rubinstein

Post by Kevin Thurlow » Fri Feb 07, 2025 10:15 pm

"Instances are legion of the Court of Appeal turning somersaults to try and uphold a conviction which is widely held to be unsafe. "

and they seem to continue...

Mick Norris
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Re: Wallace, Liverpool and Rubinstein

Post by Mick Norris » Tue Mar 18, 2025 11:47 am

The Mouthless Dead Guardian review of the Anthony Quinn book
The author’s haunting and highly readable fictionalisation of a high-profile killing in prewar Liverpool is rich in legal and procedural detail
Quinn’s masterstroke is not to focus on Wallace himself, a middle-aged insurance company collection agent who lived in Liverpool, but to invent a new character, Detective Inspector Key, who plays chess with Wallace and is drawn into the case as much through his friendship with the accused man as for professional reasons.
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