Maxwell Confait case: Compensation for three men wrongly convicted of murder

Three youths, initially offered £1,000 each, are now delighted with a new compensation award after wrongful imprisonment. Their advocate, MP Christopher Price, questions police confession procedures, advocating for better safeguards during interrogations, especially for vulnerable individuals. The youths now have realistic compensation to start anew, with little chance of a new prosecution for Maxwell Confey's murder.

What was the initial compensation offered to the three youths?

• £5,000 each

• £2,000 each

• £1,000 each

• £500 each

Who played a significant role in advocating for the youths' compensation?

• Lewisham's Labour MP Christopher Price

• A local lawyer

• The police chief

• A family member

What does Christopher Price suggest should be present during police interrogations?

• A lawyer

• A third party

• A family member

• A judge

Why does Christopher Price believe better safeguards are needed during police interrogations?

• To reduce paperwork

• To protect the rights of the arrested individuals

• To ensure the safety of the police

• To speed up the process

What is the likelihood of a new prosecution for the murder of Maxwell Confey?

• Very high

• Certain

• Moderate

• Low