Scotland’s Justice System Faces Growing Trial Backlog
Scotland's trial backlog is growing, affecting victims and the accused alike.
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The Long Hunt: How a Former Militant Evaded Justice for Decades
A former RAF member's capture reveals the complexities of justice for historical crimes.
Decades Later: A Step-Mother’s Hidden Crime Uncovered
A stepmother's decades-old crime against her stepdaughter has finally been revealed after a brother's courageous confession.
The Epstein Files: A Physical Archive of Accountability
A new exhibition in New York highlights the extensive documentation of Epstein's crimes.
Outrage Over Lenient Sentences for Teenage Rapists
A judge's lenient ruling on teenage rapists has sparked public outrage and calls for justice reform.
Trial of German Serial Killer Highlights Cross-Border Crime Issues
The trial of Martin Ney reveals critical issues in cross-border crime and justice.
The Impact of Andrew Malkinson’s Wrongful Conviction on the Justice System
Andrew Malkinson's case reveals serious flaws in the UK justice system.
Government’s New Youth Crime Measures: What They Mean for Families
New measures aim to tackle youth crime by involving parents more directly in rehabilitation efforts.
Harvey Weinstein’s Mistrial: Implications for Justice and Survivors
The mistrial in Weinstein's case highlights challenges in prosecuting sexual assault cases.
New Tribunal for Putin: Implications for Justice and Accountability
A new tribunal for Putin raises questions about international justice and its implications for the UK.
Richard Glossip’s Bond Release: Implications for Justice System
Richard Glossip's bond release raises critical questions about justice system integrity.
Epstein’s Abuse Under House Arrest Raises Questions on Justice System
Epstein's abuse while under house arrest highlights failures in the justice system.