CCRC to revisit more than 1,200 cases following DNA review: APPEAL @we-are-appeal.bsky.social's Matt Foot warns ‘without input from DNA experts' there's risk of missing miscarriages of justice. ‘CCRC previously failed to learn lessons and Andrew Malkinson paid the price.' thejusticegap.com/ccrc-to-revisi…

Join us tonight at 7pm to watch the Birmingham Four documentary by CAGE International - register here cage.ngo/events.@Moazza… Birnberg Peirce Civil Liberties Gareth Peirce APPEAL @we-are-appeal.bsky.social The Justice Gap @justicegap.bsky.social APPG on Miscarriages of Justice Jon Robins Glyn Maddocks

The Bishop of Stepney has joined a government investigation into potential miscarriages of justice under joint enterprise laws. She was approached thanks to a series of Newsquest articles about her support for the Free Jason Moore campaign. romfordrecorder.co.uk/news/24765433.… The Justice Gap @justicegap.bsky.social

The latest on the recently launched Westminster Commission on Joint Enterprise, via Romford Recorder ⬇⬇

“There was no lack of money for falsely imprisoning us… but when we came out, there was a sudden shortage of memory and of money. It was the state that took us hostage and traumatised us and now they don’t want to recognise that in any shape or form” theguardian.com/uk-news/2024/d…

'Meanspirited & legally illiterate': Glyn Maddocks & Jon Robins in The Guardian on Andrew Malkinson & the scandalous post-2014 compensation scheme for the wrongly convicted - btn 2016 & 2024, 39 people received £2.4m - compared to £81m btn 1999 and 2007 theguardian.com/law/2025/feb/1…

‘Not just improper but unconstitutional’: Law Commission critical of judicial attempts to ‘fetter’ CCRC; highlights ‘incoherent’ & ‘indefensible’ miscarriage of justice compensation scheme; & backs scrapping real possibility test with retrospective effect thejusticegap.com/not-just-impro…

📢 REMINDER! The Westminster Commission on Joint Enterprise is calling for written evidence on the law & practice of joint enterprise. This is a chance for academics, legal experts, campaigners & those affected by JE to have their voices heard. Submit evidence by May 1st 2025.

Tonight, we held our second evidence session of the Westminster Commission on Joint Enterprise. A powerful discussion on racial injustices, the causes of disproportionality in joint enterprise cases, and how we can drive reform to prevent these disparities in the future.

Happening this week with the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Miscarriages of Justice APPG on Miscarriages of Justice Kim Johnson ⬇️⬇️

This evening we’re in Parliament for an APPG on Miscarriages of Justice event looking at the legacy of the Birmingham Six, Guildford Four and Maguire Seven, and echoes of these grave miscarriages of justice in our justice system today Kim Johnson

Tonight, I hosted a powerful event in Parliament marking 50 years since the Birmingham Six - a miscarriage of justice that still echoes today. We honoured Paddy Hill & reflected on a system that keeps failing many. History is repeating itself & we must keep fighting for truth.

Was present last night. Listening to reflections on what happened. At points very moving. People present shared recent accounts of grave miscarriages too. I feel needs a wider hearing. Netflix or the BBC should take up the offer made, the public are interested believe me !

Tomorrow's front page: INNOCENT BEING FRAMED - AGAIN - Corrupt police and judges forcing miscarriages of justice, warn leading lawyers Subscribe to the Morning Star: morningstaronline.co.uk/subscribe

Gareth Peirce paying tribute to the extraordinary Paddy Hill at 50 years after Birmingham Six event this week: 'He was the most courageous person I've ever met. People talk about contribution of lawyers or journalists, but it was Paddy who made the case open again ... (1/3)

50 years after Birmingham 6: Michael Mansfield and Gareth Peirce warn of a return to 'the bad old days' and call for 'a complete reconstruction' of the CCRC. Full report and pix: thejusticegap.com/no-accountabil…

Calls for release of 700 files on Guildford pub bombings due to be released in 2020 but subsequently blocked by Home Office. 'There has been no accountability,' says Alastair Logan. ‘How can we learn from the past mistakes, if we can’t read about these cases?’ asked Ros Franey

Cathy Molloy of @MOJO paying tribute to Paddy Hill: ‘Paddy was my boss. He was my friend. He was my hero. For someone to go through what Paddy went through and to dedicate his life to helping other people takes a special type of person.'

'The forensic science sector is in a “graveyard spiral”, according to a parliamentary inquiry that has warned of biased criminal investigations, a rising risk of wrongful convictions, and murder and sexual offence cases collapsing due to missing evidence' theguardian.com/law/2025/jun/0…

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