We are indebted, as always, to our friend and supporter Michelle Diskin Bates, who is currently in the course of a speaking tour to promote her book “Stand Against Injustice”.
Michelle has generously offered to pass to MOJO all donations received at her readings. Michelle and her husband Peter are greatly valued by this organisation for their contribution to the work that we do.
From all of us at MOJO, a sincere “thank you” .
On STV this evening (16 January) Scotland Tonight explored Scottish Government plans to introduce “Suzanne’s Law” – a proposal that parole be denied to prisoners convicted of murder who fail to disclose the location of a victim’s body. The proposal founds on the entirely reasonable premise that the suffering of murder victims’ families is compounded, […]
The Independent online today carries an interesting article about a proposal to allow television broadcasting of judges’ sentencing remarks in criminal trials. The article is reproduce in its entirety below. The original can be found HERE. Both the headline and the article itself are misleading in that, subject to permissions and conditions, the broadcasting of […]
Today on The Guardian online we find a disturbing, but depressingly familiar, tale of the treatment of our friend and client Paul Blackburn, who spent 25 years in prison for offences he didn’t commit. Even now, 15 years after he was exonerated, Paul has not received an apology from the police force whose officers’ misconduct […]