‘They don’t even look at us as humans. How can we expect them to protect us from the virus?’ Karan Tripathi 22 Jan Long Read, Prisons
Clinton Young: The lethal price of an unfair trial Merel Pontier 6 Nov Long Read, Miscarriages of Justice, News
Justice at last: New Zealand finally launches its miscarriage of justice watchdog Mike White 18 Sep Long Read, Miscarriages of Justice
A revolution in the head: The spending review and criminal justice reform Phil Bowen 4 Sep Crime, Long Read, News
Guildford Four: how the innocent were framed and the truth buried Alastair Logan OBE 6 Mar Long Read, Miscarriages of Justice, News
Winston Trew: ‘I believed in myself. That’s how I’ve survived’ Harriet Bland 24 Jan Long Read, Miscarriages of Justice
Mangrove Nine: When Black power took on the British establishment Nicholas Reed Langen 29 Nov Immigration, Long Read
Proof magazine: ‘Every four days someone takes their own life in prison’ Rebecca Roberts 28 Jun Long Read, Prisons
A great British injustice: the Maguire Seven revisited Alastair Logan OBE 30 Nov Long Read, Miscarriages of Justice
Killed by injustice: the legacy of Mahmoud Mattan Natalie Smith 27 Sep Long Read, Miscarriages of Justice
From a butcher’s shop to the Tory cuts: the radical history of North Kensington Law Centre Oliver Subhedar 12 Jul Austerity Justice, Long Read
‘It’s a question of who is more believable in court. That’s scary’ Calum McCrae 21 Jun Interviews, Long Read
