‘Swift review’ needed of computer evidence in wake of Post Office Horizon scandal Elliot Tyler 2 Jun Miscarriages of Justice, News
Miscarriage watchdog calls for extra £1m as it struggles to recruit experienced case workers Jon Robins 2 Jun Miscarriages of Justice
Justice Watchdog should be ‘more willing to incur the displeasure of the Court of Appeal’, say lawyers Jon Robins 21 May Miscarriages of Justice
Australian scientists speak out over ‘incredibly dangerous’ shaken baby prosecutions Elliot Tyler 20 May Children, Miscarriages of Justice
Helen Pitcher interview: ‘We are independent. I will fight like tooth and nail if I have to’ Jon Robins 14 May Interviews, Miscarriages of Justice
Children ‘systematically pleading guilty’ to crimes that they did not commit, study argues Lucy Waterstone 11 May Children, Miscarriages of Justice
Decision to end COVID scheme for remote police station advice ‘can’t come soon enough’, say charities Jon Robins 6 May Miscarriages of Justice, Police
Omar Benguit: ‘They’ve had the evidence to prove my innocence from the start’ Jon Robins 5 May Miscarriages of Justice
‘All justice systems make mistakes – not least chronically under-funded ones’ Nicholas Reed Langen 30 Apr Miscarriages of Justice
DNA ‘breakthrough’ in case of man who spent 17 years in prison for rape Jon Robins 26 Apr Miscarriages of Justice
Minister dismisses concerns about miscarriage of justice watchdog Jon Robins 14 Apr Miscarriages of Justice
Three-quarters of police officers have seen evidence lost or destroyed Jon Robins 29 Mar Miscarriages of Justice, Open Justice
Miscarriage of Justice watchdog chair dismisses concerns over independence Jon Robins 26 Mar Miscarriages of Justice, News
‘Wholesale and deliberate destruction of evidence’: Shrewsbury 24 cleared Jon Robins 24 Mar Miscarriages of Justice
