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‘Guilty Until Proven Innocent’ book launch report

• Charlotte Hughes
• 1 Jul
• Justice Gap files, Miscarriages of Justice, News

Waney Squier: ‘Science is not a democracy’

• Jon Robins
• 8 Jun
• Miscarriages of Justice

‘Unmanageable workloads and substandard investigations’

• Jon Robins
• 31 May
• Miscarriages of Justice, News

2017: A year in the justice gap

• Jon Robins
• 1 Jan
• News

Miscarriage watchdog rejects ‘Freshwater Five’ case despite new expert testimony

• Sarah Foss
• 6 Dec
• Miscarriages of Justice, News

A new parliamentary group promises to ‘revive the tradition’ of MPs campaigning to highlight miscarriages of justice

• Jon Robins
• 1 Dec
• Miscarriages of Justice, News

MPs to look into the plight of the wrongly convicted

• Suzanne Gower
• 28 Nov
• News

The waiting game: a two-part history of the CCRC

• Jon Robins
• 30 Jun
• Long Read, News

Losing its appeal? 20 years of the CCRC

• Jon Robins
• 6 Apr
• #CCRC20, Justice Gap files, Miscarriages of Justice

‘Partly excellent, partly abysmal’: 20 years of the CCRC

• Paul May
• 31 Mar
• #CCRC20, Miscarriages of Justice, Miscarriages of justice X, News

The media betrays us every day

• Bob Woffinden
• 3 Mar
• News

2016 in review: Another year in the Justice Gap

• Jon Robins
• 1 Jan
• News

Miscarriage watchdog refers ‘Marine A’ case for appeal following press campaign

• Jon Robins
• 7 Dec
• Miscarriages of Justice, News

‘It’s not about justice. It’s about maintaining the system’s integrity’

• Jon Robins
• 17 Jun
• Interviews

Investigative competence: the CCRC and innocence projects

• Andrew Green
• 29 Apr
• Miscarriages of Justice, News