Reforming joint enterprise will be positive step for the justice system say experts Farzana Shahjahan 25 Feb News
Predictive policing condemned by rights group for encouraging ‘racist and discriminatory’ policing Claudia Eco 20 Feb News, Police
Sentencing review condemns ‘inefficient and incoherent’ sentence-inflation that has brought prison system ‘close to total collapse’ Samantha Dulieu 18 Feb News, Prisons
Danny Major: ‘CCRC has made a decision – yet they are refusing to disclose it’ Jon Robins 17 Feb Miscarriages of Justice, News
Twelfth conviction linked to corrupt officer Derek Ridgewell referred to Court of Appeal Aina Alyssa Sazali 14 Feb Miscarriages of Justice, News
Remembering Paddy Hill: ‘He spoke the truth – whether you liked it or not’ Jon Robins 14 Feb Miscarriages of Justice, News
Prison Inspection finds concerns over violence and drug use at HMP Durham Syed Chishty 13 Feb News, Prisons
Andrew Malkinson to finally receive initial payout, becoming one of tiny number of wrongfully convicted to be compensated Samantha Dulieu 13 Feb Miscarriages of Justice, News
CCRC investigator workloads more than doubled since 2010 Jon Robins 13 Feb Miscarriages of Justice, News
Record number of asylum seekers died in Home Office care in 2024 Jennifer Zhou 12 Feb Immigration, News
Dilapidation and poor hygiene detrimental to progress at Young Offenders Institute Aya Mohamed 12 Feb News, Prisons
British government is ‘very likely’ breaching IPP prisoners’ human rights, according to UN torture specialist Eleanor Ryan 12 Feb News, Prisons
Systemic failures at HMP Lowdham Grange linked to rising suicide rates Claire McGourlay 10 Feb News, Prisons
