Long Read archive

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

We cannot delay any longer- our justice system is at breaking point

• Lucy Slade
• 17 Jun
• Long Read

No one needs to ‘bring back stop and search’. It never left.

• Habib Kadiri
• 21 May
• Crime, Long Read, Police

‘We’re their last resort’ – The small legal charity fighting big injustice

• Rachelle Cobain
• 1 May
• Long Read, Miscarriages of Justice

‘Hope can be a cruel concept’ – Joint Enterprise and ‘Substantial Injustice’

• Nicola Campbell
• 5 Mar
• COMMENT, Criminal Justice, Long Read, Miscarriages of Justice

An Inquiry into Public Inquiries

• Holly Marston
• 27 Feb
• COMMENT, Long Read

On suspicionless searches, the Human Rights Act, and police accountability

• Habib Kadiri
• 19 Feb
• Human rights, Long Read, Police

The Victims Bill, the Rwanda Bill and the post office miscarriages of justice: What do they have in common?

• Theo Gavrielides
• 19 Jan
• Long Read, Miscarriages of Justice

The Decline and Fall of the Conservative Mind

• Nicholas Reed Langen
• 14 Dec
• Human rights, Immigration, Long Read

Remand Decision-Making: what is going wrong?

• Rona Epstein
• 14 Dec
• Long Read, Miscarriages of Justice, Prisons

Orthodoxy and Rwanda

• Nicholas Reed Langen
• 11 Dec
• Human rights, Immigration, Long Read

Shopping Trolley Government

• Nicholas Reed Langen
• 3 Nov
• COMMENT, Long Read