miscarriage of justice

Prison cell gates

This is exactly why barbaric indeterminate prison sentencing must go

Peadar O'Cearnaigh , 26th May 2022

John Paul Wootton's campaign team outside Maghaberry Prison Belfast

Prison protest demands an end to discrimination against John Paul Wootton

Peadar O'Cearnaigh , 20th July 2021

Hundreds of subpostmasters contacted over possible wrongful prosecutions

The Canary , 8th May 2021

Relief and anger as subpostmasters finally have their convictions overturned

The Canary , 23rd April 2021

Call to support Kevan Thakrar, held in the ‘most restrictive’ conditions in the UK prison system

Lethal injection gurney

The first southern US state abolishing the death penalty should give pause to British politicians and lawmakers

Spies mural and Dennis McFadden

Covert human intelligence sources have already been used to ‘sabotage’ the course of justice

A tattered American flag behind razor wire

A controversially imprisoned UK national in the US hits headlines again during coronavirus pandemic

Peter Bolton , 22nd May 2020

Royal Courts of justice emblem over door

Despite unreliable evidence, The Craigavon Two have spent the last 10 years in prison

Peadar O'Cearnaigh , 9th March 2019

Emblem of Royal Courts of justice Belfast

The struggle to get one ‘flawed’ conviction reviewed shows the UK justice system isn’t working properly

Peadar O'Cearnaigh , 22nd August 2018

US jail cell

An ‘innocent’ man is starting his 43rd year in prison. And he has a message for all of us.

Emily Apple , 15th February 2018