| A typical case, in its effect on the man. But untypical in
the man's response. At least he wasn't convicted, although his life was seriously damaged. Will she be prosecuted for perjury, and will he obtain compensation for the loss of his job ? If perjury were proven, as it seems to have been, will he obtain compensation from the Criminal Injuries scheme ?
Acknowledgement : The Times, 3 July 2000 |
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| A little more of the truth comes out - as a judge asks for a
register of women who make false allegations. He is immediately attacked by 'campaign
groups' - presumable entirely women's groups and including yet another women's group
mentioned - Rights of Women. Interesting aspects of the report include :
Is this fair reporting by Andrew Hibberd ? Acknowledgement : image from The Daily Telegraph of 5 August 1999 |
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