MPs warn collapse of legal aid creates ‘unacceptably high risk’ of miscarriages of justice Christine Savino 17 Jul News
Record number of CCRC applications – as watchdog makes one of its highest number of referrals Jon Robins 15 Jul News
Further IPP sentences referred to Court of Appeal as watchdog reviews 180 similar cases Samantha Dulieu 14 Jul Miscarriages of Justice, News
A prisoner took their own life every five days according to new ombudsman report Christine Savino 14 Jul News, Prisons
Letby book: ‘I used to think to put someone away for murder, you need actual evidence’ Jon Robins 14 Jul News
Beyond the ‘killer couple’ narrative: challenging joint enterprise prosecutions of women Becky Clarke 10 Jul News
Last woman to be hanged in Britain receives pardon, recognising ‘profound injustice’ Samantha Dulieu 9 Jul News
Prisoners locked up 22 hours a day as drugs spread through jails, watchdog reveals Christine Savino 8 Jul News
MI5 knew rogue agent was misogynist ‘obsessed’ with violence before he abused his partner Samantha Dulieu 7 Jul News, Spycops
Who counts as a victim of corruption? The UK High Court is about to decide Anneke Van Woudenberg 7 Jul News
Michael Stone to receive CCRC forensics tests in latest effort to clear his name Samantha Dulieu 6 Jul Miscarriages of Justice, News
‘Properly shafted’: How the courts failed to get to grips with the wrongful conviction of Eddie Gilfoyle Jon Robins 3 Jul News
