This promises to be an excellent panel discussion on the thorny topic of non-accidental pediatric head injury and its mimics. Of interest to forensic medical practitioners and lawyers alike. cato.org/events/shaken-…

Amen!

With so little time until #MarcellusWilliams is set to be executed tomorrow, Sept. 24th at 6 p.m., our best tool is our voice. We must make as much noise as possible in these final hours, as public pressure can make all the difference in the moments leading up to an execution.

.@GovParsonMO, please do not let Missouri execute Innocence Project @the_MIP client #MarcellusWilliams, an innocent person — where there is overwhelming evidence that his trial was constitutionally unfair — on 9/24. shorturl.at/K7jDT

This headline should never be possible...

Lawyers: we have a voice and we must use it to help others.

Politicians cannot claim to care about child victims of sexual abuse while enacting punitive responses to youth crime. This 12yo girl was being sexually exploited prior to murdering someone. Children don’t engage in serious acts of violence out of nowhere.

Kathleen Folbigg lost 4 children, served 20 years in jail for crimes she didn’t commit… and now the Chris Minns NSW Labor Gov. refuse to say when she can move on with her life. Premier, how many more Christmases will she have to wait… ?!

“The third category was “exemplary or punitive damages”. Rego said Folbigg “was convicted based on speculation rather than evidence, then the appeal courts failed to realise the system made a mistake”.”: smh.com.au/national/nsw/o… Speculation, *and* her jurors’ internet research.

“Kathleen Folbigg was unfairly tried in 2003, something New South Wales’s judges have known perfectly well for at least seventeen years.”: insidestory.org.au/judging-kathle…

🇦🇺 Folbigg Fights For Compensation ▫Once branded a killer, Kathleen Folbigg says what happened next rubbed salt in her wounds ▫Michaela Whitbourn #frontpagestoday #Australia The Sydney Morning Herald 🇦🇺

If you're a journalist covering the scrutiny on Lidia Thorpe in the Senate but not the dozens of dead Aboriginal women missing and murdered (12 this year alone), or the landmark NT Coroner's report calling this issue our "national shame", then I just have no words for you.

In her first major public appearance since her convictions were overturned in December 2023, Ms Kathleen Folbigg will share her story at the #UASolutionsSummit25 joined in conversation with solicitor Ms Rhanee Rego, who was instrumental in securing Ms Folbigg’s freedom. In a

A privilege to be invited to support Kathleen Folbigg in telling her story.

Kathleen Folbigg in her first major public appearance since her convictions were overturned in December 2023, shares her story at the #UASolutionsSummit25 joined by solicitor Rhanee Rego Rhanee Rego, who was instrumental in securing Ms Folbigg’s freedom. Session Chair Clare

Great to connect with international colleagues!

Last week in London, Kathleen Folbigg shared her experience of being falsely accused and jailed for twenty years for killing her four children, alongside the team of scientists and lawyers who used advances in genomic science to exonerate her. The genomic investigation in

Premier Chris Minns and the Attorney General Michael Daley have offered Kathleen Folbigg "go away" money - just $2m, barely 20 years of wages, which means effectively zero actual compensation for Kathleen's 20 years of wrongful imprisonment.

Meanwhile, a man who was wrongfully convicted for 19 years got $7 million back in 2019. This decision reeks of bad maths and misogyny. Minns and Daley are two men who refused to even meet with Kathleen, a woman who has lost everything.

We also need to examine how ex-gratia payments are made, because clearly the decisions made by men in shadowy back rooms aren't good enough. We need an independent financial process and much more transparency because this is justice we’re talking about!