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You Call This Justice?

We were delighted to welcome to the office, yesterday, Maxine Twynam – an English solicitor, active in the practice of criminal law, who is currently producing a podcast examining the blight of miscarriage of justice in the different jurisdictions of the UK.

Maxine was interested to hear of the experiences of our own Jimmy Boyle, as well as a more general outline of the work that we, as an organisation, do with and for our clients.

From our discussions with Maxine, we expect her podcast to be well informed, well presented and highly interesting.

We’ll let you know when it’s released.

Maxine Twynam with Jimmy Boyle at the MOJO offices, 28 July 2021

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