Exposing the Cost of NSW Police Misconduct: An Interview With David Shoebridge
David Shoebridge on the tens of millions NSW pays out over police misconduct and the culture that protects it.
11 August 2020
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Innocence Files reveals the really guilty
The Innocence Files shows police breaking rules, junk forensic science and prosecutors withholding exculpatory evidence.
26 July 2020
Victoria's Court of Appeal — too many judgements overturned, bring on a CCRC
Victoria's Court of Appeal has had 18 judgements overturned by the High Court in 14 years, making the case for a CCRC.
23 July 2020
Woke America Is a Russian Novel
Woke America read as a Russian novel, where denunciation and public confession replace due process and forgiveness.
21 July 2020
Exonerated. Vindicated.
Former head teacher Richard Dunne is exonerated as the DBS closes his case, vindicating him after false allegations.
15 July 2020
Outcry, the most surprising docuseries of the summer
Greg Kelley, the subject of Outcry, which shows a surprising, thorny, hyper-local yet deeply concerning saga. Photograph: Jim Redman/Courtesy of Showtime.
7 July 2020
Defendant collapsed in the dock before being jailed for telling "pack of lies" about her ex-partner
THERE were dramatic scenes at Worcester Crown Court as a defendant, who went on to be jailed on four counts of perverting the course of justice, collapsed in…
25 June 2020
Complainants in sexual assault trials are not to be granted 'better footing' than any other witness or complainant
An appeal court confirms complainants in sexual assault trials are not to be granted better footing than any other witness or complainant.
18 June 2020
Police in England and Wales dropping rape inquiries when victims refuse to hand in phones
Rape investigations in England and Wales are being dropped when complainants refuse to hand over their mobile phones.
17 June 2020
A cancerous phenomenon
One of Australia's most respected former detectives, Colin McLaren, breaks rank to explain why he no longer trusts the judicial system — and why Australia still has no criminal cases review commission.
13 June 2020