Sam Hallam - Miscarriage of Justice

<p>Following a revenge attack between rival groups in October 2004, 17-year-old Sam Hallam was convicted of murder, conspiracy to commit grievous bodily harm and violent disorder, and sentenced to &nbsp;life imprisonment. His appeal was dismissed. &nbsp;Years later the Criminal Cases Review Commission took up the case and referred the case back to the Court of Appeal. &nbsp;Sam's case had always been that he was not present when the events took place. &nbsp;Hear how the identification evidence was shown to be unreliable, how mobile phones had not been interrogated and how the conviction was undermined.</p>