Kent council threatens Priti Patel with legal action over unaccompanied child migrants Zoe Darling 9 Jun Asylum
Half of refugee women and children would no longer qualify under new rules Douglas Ferreira 7 Jun Asylum
The miscarriage of justice watchdog backed calls for Law Commission to review criminal appeals proces Jon Robins 4 Jun Miscarriages of Justice
Asylum seekers were ‘falsely imprisoned’ in ‘detention-like’ Napier barracks, High Court rules Elliot Tyler 4 Jun Asylum, Coronavirus
LAUNCH: ‘A vital exposé of a justice system suffering from a decade of neglect’ Jon Robins and Dan Newman 3 Jun Austerity Justice, Legal aid
‘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
London Bridge attack: Saskia Jones and Jack Merritt were ‘unlawfully killed’ Zoe Darling 1 Jun Inquests, News, Terrorism
‘Politically expedient and a blatant misuse of power’ Nicholas Reed Langen 28 May Civil liberties, Politics
Former MoJ civil servant speaks out about Government plans to introduce more lie detector testing for ex-prisoners Noah Robinson 28 May Crime, Prisons
Episode 12: ‘It is very rare for an inquest to deliver “justice”’ Jon Robins 28 May Disability, Inquests, Justice Gap podcast
Bereaved families should have ‘an automatic right’ to legal aid in complex inquests, say MPs Kaya Kannan 28 May Inquests
Home Office ‘sidelined’ public health advice in attempt to evict thousands of migrants during pandemic Zaki Sarraf 27 May News
