Peers warn miscarriages of justice inevitable after ‘shocking abdication of responsibility’ for forensics Samantha Dulieu 17 Feb Forensic science, Miscarriages of Justice, News
Miscarriages of justice watchdog struggling to refer weakest convictions back to courts Samantha Dulieu 10 Feb Miscarriages of Justice, News
Decision on PAVA spray use against children shows ‘how toxic prison system has become’ Samantha Dulieu 19 Jan News, Prisons
Undercover policing inquiry hears MI5 and anti-union bodies collaborated with ‘spycops’ Samantha Dulieu 13 Jan Spycops, Undercover cops
Critics deplore jury trial plans that surpass Leveson’s radical recommendations Samantha Dulieu 7 Dec Courts, Miscarriages of Justice, News
10 more years of women’s prison deaths reveal system ‘incapable of reform’ Samantha Dulieu 4 Dec News, Prisons, Women
Legal challenge could bring long-awaited justice for 37 jailed striking workers Samantha Dulieu 26 Nov Miscarriages of Justice, News
Police allowed horrific abuse to go ‘unchallenged’ at Medomsley Detention Centre Samantha Dulieu 12 Nov News, Prisons
Post Office paid lawyers more than entire cost of public inquiry Samantha Dulieu 30 Oct Miscarriages of Justice, News
Expert evidence sees CCRC send dangerous driving conviction back to court Samantha Dulieu 23 Oct Miscarriages of Justice, News
First pre-Horizon Post Office theft case referred to Court of Appeal Samantha Dulieu 17 Oct Miscarriages of Justice, News
Victims losing faith in the justice system according to landmark survey Samantha Dulieu 16 Oct Crime, News
Research reveals experiences of applicants to ‘unfriendly and dismissive’ miscarriages of justice watchdog Samantha Dulieu 14 Oct Miscarriages of Justice, News
84% of forensic teams suffering ‘severe’ mental damage amid rising workload pressures Samantha Dulieu 12 Oct Crime, News