The Birmingham Four case featured in the previous issue of PROOF: The Other Ones (Issue 6). Mariam together with her ...
Earlier this month, the University of Westminster played host to Mothers of Injustice, a powerful photo exhibition ...
Journalists spoke out about recent moves to prevent Jeremy Bamber talking to the press – a ban described on the Justice Gap as ‘patently ridiculous and disingenuous’. Sweeney, who recently made a ...
The author of a new book arguing that Lucy Letby is a victim of a miscarriage of justice believes that her wrongful ...
For his words Rajiv Menon KC is being prosecuted for contempt of court. Like the jury who were locked up in the Tower of ...
A prisoner in England and Wales took their own life approximately every five days within the last year, according to the ...
A tenth and eleventh case involving controversial indefinite prison sentences have been referred to the Court of Appeal by ...
Can the latter motivation lead the viewer to ask a deeper set of questions about justice in cases of joint enterprise? Dr Becky Clarke, senior lecturer at Manchester Metropolitan University, writes.
Almost half of defendants facing imprisonable summary offences in magistrates’ courts appeared without a lawyer in the latest available data, creating an ‘unacceptably high risk’ of miscarriages of ...
The Criminal Cases Review Commission referred 45 cases back to the appeal court last year, one of the highest numbers of referrals in its 30 year history and an 80% increase on two years ago. The ...
The case of Oliver Campbell is one of the longest and most complex miscarriages of justice in British legal history – one that only ended in September 2024 when the Court of Appeal quashed Oliver’s ...
Kim Evans has spent 31 years working at the sharp end of the criminal justice system - the last ten years in the cells of East Sussex police stations defending people in custody. ‘I'd guesstimate that ...
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