‘We have had our budget cut by a third and our workload has increased by 70%’ Jon Robins 24 Mar Interviews, News
Susan May: ‘She lived the injustice every minute of every day’ Christabel Mccooey 19 Jun Miscarriages of Justice, News
‘Be bold’ and make more referrals, MPs tell cash-starved miscarriage watchdog Jon Robins 25 Mar Miscarriages of Justice, News
‘The Court of Appeal remains at the heart of the problem of wrongful convictions’ Jon Robins 9 Jan News
A last, powerful interview with Gerry Conlon: ‘There are days I wish I was still in prison’ Mary-Rachel McCabe 21 Jun Criminal Justice, Interviews, Miscarriages of Justice, News
‘If Andrew Mitchell can see the light, it could happen to everybody…’ David Jessel 3 Jun Miscarriages of Justice, News
Diary of a UK Innocence Project 9: A Week of Innocence and Common Purpose Julie Price 11 Apr COMMENT, Miscarriages of Justice
No defence: professionalism versus economics Jon Robins 21 Jun Crime, Long Read, Miscarriages of justice X, No Defence, Sentencing
Diary of a UK Innocence Project 9: A Week of Innocence and Common Purpose