Inspection of prison with the highest drug use in the country finds ‘critical threat’ posed by ‘near tsunami of illegal drugs’ Samantha Dulieu 18 Sep Prisons
Barristers’ body criticises ‘kneejerk’ plans to increase magistrates’ sentencing powers Samantha Dulieu 16 Sep Courts, Crime, News
Charity bosses condemn ‘conveyor belt of tragedy’ and criticise ‘security-heavy approach’ after Channel deaths Samantha Dulieu 15 Sep Asylum, News
Thirlwall inquiry dismisses ‘uninformed’ questioning of Letby’s conviction Samantha Dulieu 13 Sep Miscarriages of Justice, News
Oliver Campbell exonerated by Court of Appeal after 32-year fight for justice Samantha Dulieu 11 Sep Miscarriages of Justice, News
Spycops campaigners call to lift ‘arbitrary’ deadlines that risk plunging inquiry into ‘chaos and unfairness’ Samantha Dulieu 10 Sep News, Police, Spycops
A new legal team and a public inquiry: Where is the Lucy Letby case now? Samantha Dulieu 9 Sep Crime, Miscarriages of Justice, News
Concerns raised over safety of Letby conviction Samantha Dulieu 9 Jul Criminal Justice, Miscarriages of Justice, News
New research reveals ‘trauma’ and ‘missed opportunity’ of inquests Samantha Dulieu 19 Jun Inquests, News
Hunger strikes and self-immolation: IPP prisoners taking desperate action in the face of ‘torture’ sentence Samantha Dulieu 18 Jun Crime, News, Prisons
Miscarriage of justice compensation scheme a ‘virtually insurmountable’ hurdle, says Strasbourg Samantha Dulieu 11 Jun Human rights, Miscarriages of Justice, News
Representative body for barristers criticises government over criminal justice system in ‘crisis mode’ Samantha Dulieu 31 May Austerity Justice, Courts, Criminal Justice, News
Paula Vennells denies refusing to re-examine wrongful convictions to avoid media attention at critical juncture in inquiry Samantha Dulieu 24 May Miscarriages of Justice, News
Vast majority of civil legal aid work is loss-making, according to new figures Samantha Dulieu 21 May Legal aid, News
