News archive

Perverse incentives: the strange economics of criminal legal aid

• James Thornton
• 19 Nov
• Crime, Miscarriages of Justice, News

Comment: If you can’t beat them, lie…

• Nicholas Reed Langen
• 19 Nov
• Brexit

Number of convicted criminals being sent straight to prison hits all-time low

• Aqsa Hussain
• 18 Nov
• Crime, News

Undisclosed conviction targets contribute to slump in rape charges

• Samantha Dulieu
• 15 Nov
• Women

New legislation needed to ‘end the injustice’ of IPP prisoners

• Callum Lynch
• 15 Nov
• Prisons

Supreme Court rules against government in ‘bedroom tax’ challenge

• Jon Robins
• 14 Nov
• Austerity

Proof magazine: The rebranding of ‘miscarriages of justice’

• Brian Thornton
• 13 Nov
• Miscarriages of Justice

Officer charged with Dalian Atkinson murder

• Callum Lynch
• 12 Nov
• News

Asylum seekers left ‘in limbo’ as Home Office delays increase

• Julia Wynn
• 12 Nov
• News

Noises on and off: in the magistrates’ court

• Isobel Williams
• 11 Nov
• Courts

Climate change protesters win High Court challenge against the police

• Aqsa Hussain
• 8 Nov
• Protest

Appeal judges review ‘Lady in the Lake’ murder

• Jon Robins
• 7 Nov
• Miscarriages of Justice

Bail law review amidst concerns of public safety risk

• Klara Slater
• 7 Nov
• Miscarriages of Justice, News, Police

MPs condemn Boris Johnson’s ‘policy by press notice’ approach to prisons

• Tom Stokoe
• 6 Nov
• Prisons

Moving towards a more humane approach in dealing with trafficking victims

• Nicholas Reed Langen
• 6 Nov
• Asylum, Immigration, News