The Birmingham Four: History repeating itself

• Jon Robins and Abdallah Barakat
• 26 Sep
• Long Read, Miscarriages of Justice, Race, Terrorism

Oliver Campbell to sue Met Police for coerced confession that led to 34-year miscarriage of justice

• Samantha Dulieu
• 15 Sep
• Miscarriages of Justice, News

Staff corruption and security concerns rife at Wormwood Scrubs according to latest inspection

• Inaam Barkatoolah
• 14 Sep
• News, Prisons

Miscarriage of justice watchdog ‘not there to tick a box’ as new chair assures culture will change

• Samantha Dulieu
• 12 Sep
• Miscarriages of Justice, News

Justin Plummer: ‘If they thought they could get away with it again, they would’

• Jon Robins
• 12 Sep
• Miscarriages of Justice, News

CCRC refers Clive Freeman convictions to the Court of Appeal after rejecting five previous applications 

• Florence Wildblood
• 10 Sep
• Miscarriages of Justice, News

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PROOF MAGAZINE ISSUE 6

The Other Ones | out now

In this issue: The Birmingham Four, The Post Office scandal, Joint Enterprise, Jason Moore

PLUS Emily Dugan on the shocking story of Andrew Malkinson's 17 year fight for justice

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“Like entering a parallel nightmare world”

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Is our jury system a vestige of white supremacy?

Michael Mansfield QC

‘The need for vigilance is more important than ever’

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Guilty Until Proven Innocent

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Another shabby day for British justice

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Playing cricket with the Afghans

Long Reads

Why do false confessions happen – and how to guard against them

• Alison Beck
• 23 Jul
• Long Read, Miscarriages of Justice

A detailed critique of the Court of Appeal judgment in the case of Oliver Campbell

• Michael Birnbaum KC
• 18 Jan
• COMMENT, Long Read, Miscarriages of Justice

The Birmingham Four: History repeating itself

• Jon Robins and Abdallah Barakat
• 26 Sep
• Long Read, Miscarriages of Justice, Race, Terrorism

PROOF 6: Jailed over a group chat

• Fran Robertson
• 16 Jul
• Long Read, Miscarriages of Justice, News

‘Britain’s worst prison’ is far from an outlier in a ‘nasty, cruel, violent’ system

• Jack Sheard
• 26 Jun
• COMMENT, Long Read, Prisons

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