I Fought the Law-DVD
In 1989, Ann Ming's daughter, Julie Hogg, vanished after a late shift at a pizza parlour.
Eighty days later, Ann discovered Julie's body concealed in her own home. Despite compelling evidence, the suspect, William Dunlop, was acquitted due to the double jeopardy law, which prevented retrials. Undeterred, Ann embarked on a 15-year crusade to change this 800-year-old law. Her relentless pursuit of justice led to a landmark legal reform in 2005, allowing retrials in serious cases. Dunlop was subsequently convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment.
I Fought the Law chronicles Ann's unwavering determination, highlighting the profound impact one individual can have on the legal system.
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In 1989, Ann Ming's daughter, Julie Hogg, vanished after a late shift at a pizza parlour.
Eighty days later, Ann discovered Julie's body concealed in her own home. Despite compelling evidence, the suspect, William Dunlop, was acquitted due to the double jeopardy law, which prevented retrials. Undeterred, Ann embarked on a 15-year crusade to change this 800-year-old law. Her relentless pursuit of justice led to a landmark legal reform in 2005, allowing retrials in serious cases. Dunlop was subsequently convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment.
I Fought the Law chronicles Ann's unwavering determination, highlighting the profound impact one individual can have on the legal system.
