Louise Woodward speaks at press conference on return to UK

The speaker discusses the significance of medical evidence in ensuring fair trials, particularly in cases involving shaking baby syndrome. They emphasize the need for public education to prevent hasty judgments and reflect on their personal legal experiences, expressing disappointment in the outcome but confidence in returning home.

What does the speaker believe is the only way to address the issues related to their trial?

What is the speaker's opinion on the public's knowledge about shaking baby syndrome?

What does the speaker hope to achieve by educating people about the issues they faced?

How did the speaker feel about the possibility of the supreme judges going against them?

What was the speaker's reaction to the length of time it took for the judges to make a decision?