SpokenInjustice

youtube.com/watch?v=dgxrWW6M… This week, we share one of the hardest decisions we have had to make: bringing Spoken Injustice to an end. While this chapter is closing, our personal commitment to the cause continues. Thank you for being part of this journey. Anna & Barbara

youtube.com/watch?v=bszIqc0m… How accessible is justice when you need to challenge the system itself?

youtube.com/shorts/z3LTGVidp… This week's quote from Barbara focuses on courage.

youtube.com/shorts/uAuDKzvw0… Our latest short explains why we are campaigning to repeal s.133(1ZA) of the Criminal Justice Act 1988. The burden should always be on the state to prove guilt, not on the wrongly convicted to prove innocence.

youtube.com/watch?v=cBZBDlmR… In this month's SI News: - Brian Buckle is denied compensation for a second time. - The UN issues a powerful warning to the UK over IPP sentences. - We attended the launch of Chris Morris' Reasonable Doubt. What could this mean for the Lucy Letby debate?

youtube.com/shorts/G_hR2uCM_… Today’s quote proposed by Barbara reminds us that a wrongful conviction does not define who we are. As Mr. Malkinson powerfully stated, "But I was innocent all along. Nothing police officers, courts or commissions said about me changed that reality."

youtube.com/shorts/s-Q7h5LQg… If we want to understand the Lucy Letby case, we need to start with the evidence. Reviewing the original investigation papers could provide important insight when considering if a miscarriage of justice may have occurred. CCRC should request this material.

youtube.com/watch?v=5VORRh5u… Join us as we speak with Dr Steve Watts, a former police officer with more than 35 years of policing experience, to explore how criminal investigations can become more impartial, more evidence-driven and ultimately more effective in delivering justice.

youtube.com/shorts/iyVAAI-pr… Today's quote from Barbara highlights the silencing dilemma, a recurring issue experienced by those who have been wrongfully convicted.

youtube.com/shorts/qmLxzLkpk… The HMCPSI report on the structure and performance of the CCRC deserves a closer look. While its headline conclusion is that the CCRC is not a failing organisation, the real significance lies in the issues it uncovers and the reforms it recommends.

youtube.com/watch?v=ZtjA49Hc… Can the criminal justice system be humanised? This week we explore two important new reports: - Is the CCRC doing enough to identify and correct miscarriages of justice? - Should children as young as ten be held criminally responsible?

youtube.com/watch?v=raPGLCF4… The media has exposed some of the greatest miscarriages of justice. It has also contributed to them. Join us as we explore one of the most fascinating paradoxes: how the same institution can be both a guardian of justice and a participant in injustice.

youtube.com/shorts/3w4YiSftz… Whether you are considering making a phone call, writing a letter or simply summarising what you believe went wrong in your criminal case, today's quote from Barbara may provide the inspiration you need.

youtube.com/shorts/klXGhk4xU… Is legal representation the key to preventing miscarriages of justice? Join us as we explore the crucial role that legal representation plays in safeguarding fair trials, protecting defendants' rights and reducing the risk of wrongful convictions.

youtube.com/watch?v=OS7tM1LT… News Session: 📋 Law Commission update on criminal appeals 🏅 Prof. Richard Moorhead awarded an OBE 🎤 Highlights from the Nineteen Nurses Conference Three stories. One question: Can the justice system correct its own mistakes?

youtube.com/shorts/utXzqfsFU… Barbara’s quote today reminds us that the most effective advocates are not those who see only flaws but those who can see both strengths and weaknesses. They inspire broader support and more lasting change.

youtube.com/shorts/fkA9f7jL_… Your conviction is overturned. Your name is cleared. Yet the state can still deny you compensation. How is that possible?