EVENT: Do you have to be white, middle class and go to university to be a lawyer? Jon Robins 18 Apr Events, LASPO, Legal aid, Long Read
‘The legal status of prisoners in this country is a mark of its humanity’ Jon Robins 16 Apr Crime, LASPO, Long Read, Prisons
Hillsborough lawyer: ‘The families want justice – but they want it without rancour’ Jon Robins 12 Apr Crime, Hillsborough, Interviews, Long Read, Miscarriages of justice X, Police
Radical lawyers, law centres and an uncertain future Oliver Lewis 28 Mar LASPO, Law Centres, Legal aid, Long Read
The Winslow Boy: a fight for justice that sounds familiar Jon Robins 24 Mar Long Read, Miscarriages of justice X, Review
Right to reply: victim of tabloid stitch-up responds to press regulation deal Jon Robins 21 Mar Long Read, Media
A bitter pill: after the courts, the fight for justice goes on… Jon Robins 21 Mar Class actions, Long Read, Personal injury, Product liability
‘I’m convinced there are more miscarriages of justice than ever…’ Jon Robins 13 Mar Crime, Long Read, Miscarriages of justice X
On the wisdom of criminalising squatting in the midst of a housing crisis Mary-Rachel McCabe 7 Mar Housing, Long Read, Squatting
Pendulum swing too far? Remember the rights of the accused Jon Robins 6 Mar Crime, Long Read, Miscarriages of justice X
No defence: professionalism vs economics Jon Robins 28 Feb Crime, Long Read, Miscarriages of justice X
Criminal archive released: is there a serial killer in your family tree? Jon Robins 21 Feb Crime, Long Read
Poundland ruling: is the government’s work scheme heading for the plug hole? Jon Robins 15 Feb Employment, Long Read, Welfare benefits
