News archive

‘Only orthodoxy is accepted without question. Dissent must prove itself’

• Will Bordell
• 7 Mar
• Miscarriages of Justice, News

Sally Challen appeal: a ‘watershed moment’

• Helena Spector
• 25 Feb
• News

Sentences of six months or less should be abolished, says justice secretary

• Helena Spector
• 20 Feb
• News

It is time to end the trauma of indefinite detention

• Anonymous
• 12 Feb
• News

Parliament needs to reform joint enterprise if courts ‘close ranks’

• Jon Robins
• 11 Feb
• News

Gareth Jones: Conviction quashed, so all is well – or is it?

• Dennis Eady
• 7 Feb
• News

Over half of magistrates courts shut down in last nine years

• Tom Trim
• 1 Feb
• News

A major victory for the non-disclosure of old convictions as government appeal fails 

• Helena Spector
• 31 Jan
• News

JUSTICE calls on lawyers to drop ‘impenetrable’ jargon

• Oliver Subhedar
• 25 Jan
• News

Wales has the highest imprisonment rate in Western Europe

• Jon Robins
• 17 Jan
• News

2018 review: Another year in the Justice Gap

• Jon Robins
• 30 Dec
• News

‘Gareth can spend his first Christmas planning to rebuild his life after 10 terrible years’

• Julie Price
• 21 Dec
• News

UK has highest number of life-sentenced prisoners in Europe

• Klara Slater
• 11 Dec
• News

Learning from Scotland’s alternative to youth criminal justice

• Alex Temple
• 7 Dec
• News, Prisons

‘We thought the law changed in 2016. It didn’t’

• Gloria Morrison
• 7 Nov
• News