We are delighted to be associated with the Sheffield Students’ Union Miscarriages of Justice Awareness Society (MOJAS), fellow-combatants in the battle to raise awareness of the issues surrounding miscarriage of justice, and its consequences.
We invite you to visit the MOJAS website – HERE– and, if you’re a student in or around Sheffield, to get involved. You can join HERE.
We look forward to working with MOJAS in the months and years ahead.
Following on yesterday’s piece in the Herald, the paper’s Sunday edition carries five further, interesting, perspectives on the Luke Mitchell case. We link to these articles below: Luke Mitchell Interview: Luke Mitchell Luke Mitchell Interview: Professor Alan Jamieson Luke Mitchell Interview: Terry Mullins, polygraph expert, says Mitchell did not stab Jones The circumstantial evidence that […]
The following article, concerning our ongoing review of Luke Mitchell’s conviction, appears in the Herald today: A FRESH appeal is being launched to prove that notorious teenage killer Luke Mitchell is innocent and should be freed from jail. The campaign is being led by a Scots criminologist who has dedicated her life to […]
The following article from “The Guardian” online highlights concern at the underfunding of the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC), the body which investigates, and refers to the Court of Appeal, potential miscarriages of justice in England & Wales. The numbers speak for themselves. Viewed in the light of the chronic and severe underfunding of […]