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Her conviction was quashed after she served more than three years in prison.

But that effort was quashed after strong opposition from the Met.

Finally, in March 2000 his conviction was quashed after witness statements were uncovered which weren't produced at the trial.

Mr Demjanjuk, who is 89 years old, was tried and convicted in Israel 20 years ago, but his conviction was quashed after doubts were raised over his identity.

Victor Nealon served 17 years before his rape conviction was quashed after DNA tests pointed to an unknown male as the assailant.

A campaign was launched to stop the site from closing which culminated in a legal battle at the High Court on Wednesday where the plan was quashed after a judge ruled the consultation process had been unfair and legally flawed.

Rumours about Nandy were quashed after she said publicly that she would not run.

Any hopes Martin Jol had of seeing Fulham take an early advantage were quashed after 96 seconds thanks to Adebayor's opener.

The agreement between HMRC and Goldman Sachs reached in 2010 could be quashed after the high court allowed a preliminary permission hearing to take place on 13 June following court filings made by the activist group UK Uncut Legal Action.

Guy Vassall-Adams, barrister for the media organisations, said this was "not an isolated case" as other convictions of political campaigners had been quashed after prosecutors and police had admitted they had concealed vital evidence gathered by undercover police officer Mark Kennedy.

2011 – Ratcliffe convictions acquitted Convictions of the 20 activists charged in the Ratcliffe-on-Soar case are quashed after court of appeal judges ruled that crucial evidence recorded by police spy Mark Kennedy had been withheld.