Robin Kitching represented a prison officer in an Article 2 jury inquest
Inquest touching upon the death of Levi Smith.
Represented a prison officer in an Article 2 jury inquest. The officer had care of the deceased (LS) overnight in the segregation unit of HMP Elmley. LS was on hourly observations (following the opening of an ACCT) but was later found hanging in his cell. The evidence from CCTV footage showed the observations of the deceased which should have been conducted by the officer in question had not been carried out adequately (and in some cases not at all). The coroner was persuaded that the failings of the officer were not such as could be said to have contributed more than minimally etc to the death.
http://www.kentonline.co.uk/ashford/news/prison-staff-failed-to-protect-121039/
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