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Injustice

A film about prison, crime and justice

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    Tag: court

    How can I make them see? On innocence – by Drew

    Another innocent in prison “Would the foreman of the jury please stand,” the court falls silent… The ultimate question is asked “How do you find the defendant:… Read more “How can I make them see? On innocence – by Drew”

    18th December 201718th December 2017 by Unsound Robin

    Injustice and the consequences of conviction

    In an interview for Injustice, Penelope Gibbs, the director of Transform Justice, tells us of the ways in which a conviction constitutes multiple punishments. The conviction itself… Read more “Injustice and the consequences of conviction”

    2nd July 201711th October 2017 by CharlotteS

    Magistrates and judges bias: what consequences for justice?

    Magistrates courts are an intriguing place. I’ve spent many years thinking someone’s brother served a suspended 18-month sentence for possession of a firearm. Recently, I found out… Read more “Magistrates and judges bias: what consequences for justice?”

    6th April 20171st November 2017 by CharlotteS
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