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Scottish Criminal Case Review Commission v Swire

The disaster over Lockerbie, a small town in Scotland, in 1988 was an atrocious event that resulted in the deaths of 259 crew and passengers, as well as 11 residents all of whom were killed when the disintegrating aircraft fell to the ground. Twenty-seven years after the event the criminal case law continues to accumulate.