Myself and the fab team at APPEAL are walking a half marathon on Saturday 5 October 2024 to raise funds for our work. If you would like to support us as we Walk the Thames, please click on the link below, thank you:
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📣 Our Patron Ian Hislop has something to say.
Watch him explain why your name belongs on the call for the government to #PayUp4TimeSpent
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🚨 1 week to go! APPEAL launches Joint Enterprise on Trial — a landmark report on how joint enterprise is used in serious cases at London’s Old Bailey.
📍 Conway Hall
🗓️ 26 June | 🕡 6:30 PM
🎟️ Limited tickets: https://t.co/VhchNiHVax
#JointEnterprise#CriminalJustice
The strangely under-reported story of Brian Buckle. Wrongly convicted of horrific sex crimes, gaoled for 32 years. Nearly dies of Covid. Family spend £500k on expert & legal costs & he's finally cleared. MoJ accepts his innocence. Compensation? £0.00. https://t.co/8ygT1Ew71T
Yesterday, we had the pleasure of welcoming back Paul Spence to our Hull office as we proudly handed over a cheque to P.A.U.L for Brain Recovery.
Over the past month, our colleagues have been busy fundraising through a bake sale and a 10k run, raising an incredible £358 for this vital local charity!
A huge thank you to Paul for stopping by to share his appreciation, and to Solicitor Rosie Jukes and Legal Assistant Ralph Gutierrez for their hard work and organisation.
We're proud to have supported the charity since 2016, and we’re excited to see our partnership continue to grow in the future.
#RightingWrongs
Forgive me for continuing to plug this but I want this festival to succeed - it celebrates Fleet Street, journalism and words, three things I love. If you can come along I’d love to see you.
At a pre-trial hearing, the judge said there was a “heavy burden” on the prosecution, particularly given backlogs in the courts system.” What on earth are the CPS doing ????? - anger at ordeal of UK woman accused of illegal abortion https://t.co/kXnKXeHJLh
Peter Sullivan conviction overturned after 38 yrs: exoneration has been called the longest miscarriage of justice in British justice, comes 16 yrs after first applied to CCRC. The watchdog expresses 'regret' for not having referred case first time around https://t.co/0Oik6rkVc5
Something needs to change about the massive obstacles and delays in the process to challenge miscarriages of justice - what a distressing case - Peter Sullivan has murder conviction quashed after 38 years in jail https://t.co/YU4XzbZ6Mb
Join APPEAL's @MattFoot2 in conversation with @NicoleFarhiLtd on Thursday 1 May to explore how miscarriages of justice occur, and how art can be a powerful force for truth-telling and change - https://t.co/2THmognKOD
The Criminal Cases Review Commission has referred the 1977 conviction of Errol Campbell to the Court of Appeal, marking the twelfth case tied to corrupt British Transport Police officer DS Derek Ridgewell to face judicial re-examination https://t.co/rGD07fQxAp
I'm thrilled my book Sister in Law has been longlisted for the 2025 @WomensPrize for Non-Fiction.
Thank you to everyone who has supported and to the judges, sponsor @findmypast and @WomensPrize
Congratulations to all of the authors. See the full longlist https://t.co/K2IUDkG2eT
What the ?!!? ? Why would the @ccrcupdate, which is desperately short of money, be sending its Chief Executive on luxury French hotels and INSEAD courses? How does that help uncover miscarriages of justice? @emilydugan's astonishing story. https://t.co/g9TLp6v855
"It's not unusual for leaders of high profile national organisations to attend advanced management courses." No it's not unusual, but it should be, & it's totally unnecessary. And their fluent & pompous management-speak shows they attended the classes.
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, and those affected by JE to have their voices heard. Submit your evidence by May 1st 2025.
A jury at the Old Bailey has acquitted six young Black boys of all charges after rejecting the prosecution’s attempt to convict them of murder under controversial joint enterprise laws https://t.co/u8YWywO9l6