‘Using the law to change the law is the most important thing you can do’ Mary-Rachel McCabe 15 Feb Interviews
‘I went to prison an innocent kid. I became violent. The system made me violent’ Jon Robins 3 Oct Interviews
‘It’s a question of who is more believable in court. That’s scary’ Calum McCrae 21 Jun Interviews, Long Read
Lord Bach: LASPO ‘probably the Coalition’s worst piece of legislation’ Catherine Baksi 25 Sep Interviews, News
INTERVIEW: ‘No parent should have to go through what we went through’ Jon Robins 29 Jun Interviews, Long Read, News
‘I didn’t want to be in the public arena. I wanted to be private’ Jon Robins 2 Mar Interviews, Long Read, Miscarriages of Justice, News
‘If no one takes any notice of what you’re saying. What is the point?’ Jon Robins 1 Mar Interviews, News, Prisons
‘The writing is on the wall. Prisons are just going downhill’ Franck Magennis 16 Dec Interviews, News, Prisons
‘This government has developed a taste for arbitrarily restricting free speech’ Mehdi Shakarchi 8 Dec Human rights, Interviews, News
<img src="https://justicegap.s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/24163535/making-a-murderer.jpg" title="Steven Avery after his arrest in 1985 for a crime he did not commit, and for which he spent eighteen years in prison; from Making a Murderer" alt="Steven Avery after his arrest in 1985 for a crime he did not commit, and for which he spent eighteen years in prison; from Making a Murderer" loading="lazy" /> INTERVIEW: ‘Nobody knows other than God and Steven Avery’ Jon Robins 28 Oct Interviews, Long Read, Miscarriages of Justice, News
‘Tony Blair says that he acted in good faith. That does not get him off the hook.’ Jon Robins 20 Jul Interviews, News
