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A legal battle over Libor rigging could have huge ramifications for the City
The Criminal Cases Review Commission has confirmed it is considering an academic paper that claims convicted Libor rigger Tom Hayes was wrongfully imprisoned
The CCRC, an independent body responsible for investigating suspected miscarriages of justice, kicked off the second stage of its decision-making process around whether to refer Hayes’ case to the Court of Appeal
Hayes spent five-and-a-half years of an 11-year sentence for Libor rigging
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