Criminal justice system on ‘the brink of collapse’, says Law Society Jon Robins 14 Jun Crime, Miscarriages of Justice
Change in bail to prevent suspects being left indefinitely under suspicion backfires Jon Robins 10 Jun Miscarriages of Justice, Police
An ‘uncritical reliance’ on algorithms in the justice system could lead to ‘wrong decisions’ Aqsa Hussain 6 Jun Civil liberties, Miscarriages of Justice
More than 100,000 vulnerable adults a year detained by the police without ‘appropriate adult’ Jon Robins 31 May Miscarriages of Justice
Multi-million pound fraud trial collapses following discrediting of an unqualified ‘expert’ Jon Robins 30 May Miscarriages of Justice
Man faces extradition in ‘worst case of mistaken identification’, say lawyers Ayesha Ahmad 23 May Crime, Miscarriages of Justice
£9m paid in compensation to wrongly convicted in Northern Ireland since 2010 Natalia Brownlie 15 May Miscarriages of Justice
Shortage of detectives leave inexperienced police officers investigating serious crime Aqsa Hussain 9 May Miscarriages of Justice, Police
Jill Dando: how pressure to find a killer made the criminal justice system reckless Natalie Smith 3 May Miscarriages of Justice
Miscarriage watchdog to take another look at Shrewsbury 24 case Jon Robins 1 May Miscarriages of Justice
Instability of the forensics was ‘a serious risk’ to the criminal justice system, warns report Jon Robins 1 May Miscarriages of Justice
Lessons from the Birmingham Pub Bombing inquest Christopher Stanley 30 Apr Human rights, Miscarriages of Justice
Reasons to doubt: What’s the point of the miscarriage of justice watchdog? Jon Robins 29 Apr Miscarriages of Justice
