Lessons to be learned from the Lucy Letby case

21st August 2023Martin Gallagher, former Police Scotland Superintendent 5 Comments

The recent trial and conviction in the UK of nurse Lucy Letby, who was found guilty of multiple child murders and attempted murders, has horrified the country, and prompted many questions about the trial process and why her actions weren’t identified and prevented sooner; former Police Scotland superintendent Martin Gallagher believes some of those questions are pertinent both for policing and the wider criminal justice system.

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Lessons to be learned from the Lucy Letby case

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