‘It’s not too late to save our justice system, but we must act urgently’ Steven Littlewood 11 Jun Austerity, News
Change in bail to prevent suspects being left indefinitely under suspicion backfires Jon Robins 10 Jun Miscarriages of Justice, Police
‘Our justice system – and politicians – need to be tolerant of people who make mistakes’ Scott Tuppen 10 Jun News
Renewed calls to divert women away from justice system for shop-lifting and non-payment of TV licences Helena Spector 7 Jun Prisons, Women
An ‘uncritical reliance’ on algorithms in the justice system could lead to ‘wrong decisions’ Aqsa Hussain 6 Jun Civil liberties, Miscarriages of Justice
Jonathan Sumption’s Reith Lectures: are the courts too willing to trespass on the terrain of politics? Nicholas Reed Langen 5 Jun Human rights
Hackney Council to pay £26,000 for failing to secure education for two disabled children Klara Slater 4 Jun Civil liberties, Young people
UK government ‘risks another Windrush’ over EU settlement scheme, MPs warn Natalia Brownlie 3 Jun Civil liberties, Immigration
More than 100,000 vulnerable adults a year detained by the police without ‘appropriate adult’ Jon Robins 31 May Miscarriages of Justice
Growing concerns about ‘incompetent’ legal advice for immigration detainees Nicholas Reed Langen 30 May Immigration, News
Multi-million pound fraud trial collapses following discrediting of an unqualified ‘expert’ Jon Robins 30 May Miscarriages of Justice
BID’s longest-serving client: Detained for two years and ‘no risk of offending’ Celia Clarke 30 May Immigration
