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Ms Bolton said that because the system for compensation has changed, it is no longer automatically paid out to those who leave prison having had their convictions quashed.

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It is the second Lincolnshire fossil fuel development to be quashed in recent months, with the decision to approve exploratory drilling and extraction at Biscathorpe overturned in July following a legal challenge.

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It also put the issue on the front pages and at the top of the political agenda, with the former government announcing legislation to quash convictions in February.

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There were hopes in some quarters that DeSantis would moderate his policy thuggishness after his presidential campaign imploded in January, but his efforts to quash Amendment 4 suggests that the hope was forlorn.

Allowing the appeal, Dame Siobhan quashed his original sentence and imposed a revised minimum tariff.

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