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INQUIRY: INUK’S NEWSLETTER

INQUIRY contains articles, case studies and special reports on how wrongful convictions can be caused and/or overturned.

INQUIRY Issue 10 (Summer 2014- Mark Newby Special Issue)

INQUIRY Issue 9 (Spring 2014 – CCRC Special Issue)

INQUIRY Issue 8 (Summer 2013)

INQUIRY Issue 7 (Spring 2013)

INQUIRY Issue 6 (Autumn 2012)

INQUIRY Issue 5 (Summer 2012, INUK Symposium on the reform of the CCRC Special Issue)

INQUIRY Issue 4 (Spring 2012) 

INQUIRY Issue 3 (Winter 2011, Conference Issue)

INQUIRY Issue 2 (Autumn 2011)

INQUIRY Issue 1 (Summer 2011)

 

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Featured Article

The article that started the innocence projects movement in the UK:

Naughton, M. (2006) ‘Wrongful Convictions and Innocence Projects in the UK: Help, Hope and Education.’ Web Journal of Current Legal Issues. 3. Click here for the article

14,792 downloads in the last 5 years (2014-18 inclusive)

Free Book

FREE download book on understanding and challenging alleged wrongful convictions:

Naughton, M. with Tan, G. (2011) Claims of Innocence: An introduction to wrongful convictions and how they might be challenged. (University of Bristol)

Click here for more information on the book

Click here for a free download of the book

Click here for a video discussing the book

30,038 downloads in the last 5 years (2014-18 inclusive)

INUK campaign for the reform of the CCRC

INUK Issues Public Statement on the Limitations of the Criminal Cases Review Commission.

Dossier of 44 potential wrongful convictions failed by the Criminal Cases Review Commission.

Review of Criminal Cases Review Commission reveals how innocent victims of wrongful convictions can still be failed.

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