Jon Robbins, author of the @JusticeGap, proposes that defendants should be given a USB stick with an audio-recording of their trial, which would increase #transparency and could provide a lifeline to the wrongly convicted. #ReimaginingtheLaw https://t.co/3WsguKePWm pic.twitter.com/aSWauQh6KC
— BIICL (@BIICL) June 9, 2020
From The Scottish Legal News online, today, we reproduce a concerning, and equally scathing, article written by Douglas McConnell of Duncan & McConnell Solicitors Ltd. The author highlights the impact of the erosion of corroboration in criminal trials; a consequence of such has been an increase in applications to our organisation by a factor of […]
Yesterday we said goodbye to our beloved friend and colleague, Euan McIlvride. On 20 July, Euan passed away peacefully at home cared for by his family after a short battle with illness. When Euan first joined MOJO in 2016, I was a senior legal volunteer. It was far easier to become a senior caseworker back […]
On 30 December 2024, just ten days after his eightieth birthday, we lost our founder and our hero, Paddy Joe Hill. Paddy was one of six men wrongfully arrested, tortured and framed for the 1974 Birmingham Pub Bombings. Paddy meant so much to so many people across the world and left behind far more than […]