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Measuring Human Rights (8): Measurement of the Fairness of Trials and of Expert Witnesses
(source, illustration by the great Paul Blow) An important part of the system of human rights are the rules intended to offer those accused of crimes a fair trial in court. We try to treat everyone, e… more →
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The Birmingham Six, 35 years after wrongful conviction.
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Mairead Enright wrote 4 days ago: The Independent has a very informative interview with Johnny Walker today which sheds light o … more →
Measuring Human Rights (8): Measurement of the Fairness of Trials and of Expert Witnesses
Filip Spagnoli wrote 1 month ago: (source, illustration by the great Paul Blow) An important part of the system of human rights are th … more →
The Most Absurd Human Rights Violations (7): People Convicted Based on "Testimony" by Police Dog
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Filip Spagnoli wrote 2 months ago: (source) Police and prosecutors in Orlando were convicting people of violent crimes based almost exc … more →
Human Rights Facts (131): Innocent People on Death Row in the U.S.
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Filip Spagnoli wrote 5 months ago: Apparently, since 1976 – the year in which the death penalty was reinstated in the U.S. … more →
Human Rights Quote (134): Death Penalty and Rehabilitation
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Filip Spagnoli wrote 5 months ago: The prophet Ezekiel, Sistine Chapel (source) As I live – declares the Lord Yahweh – I do … more →
Een tweede gesprek van Jan en Willem
pietg wrote 6 months ago: (Dit is een vervolg op een gesprek tussen Jan en Willem.) J. Jij hebt zeker wel gekeken naar die uit … more →
Een gesprek tussen Jan en Willem
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pietg wrote 6 months ago: We waren in een Amsterdams café aanwezig bij een gesprek tussen J. (Jan de jurist) en W. (Willem de … more →
Miscarriages of Justice: Sean Hodgson is free, but how many more are left behind?
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lostsociety wrote 8 months ago: Really? Image c. Erin Kay@flickr Perhaps more guilty people get away with crimes than innocent peopl … more →
Join the Silent Walk for Justice in Edinburgh - 4th December 2008
petercherbi wrote 12 months ago: For those of you who can make it, please join the Silent Walk for Justice in Edinburgh this Thursday … more →
Keeping PACE: fitness to be interviewed by the police
sjennings29 wrote 1 year ago: Keeping PACE: fitness to be interviewed by the police, Advances in Psychiatric Treatment (2008) 14: … more →
those poor little girls
melo wrote 1 year ago: I cannot help but feel sorry for the Winkler girls. Their mother got away with murder by slandering … more →
Truth or Lie? It doesn’t matter. It’s Too Easy to Get A Warrant in Roanoke
peoplesvoiceweekly wrote 1 year ago: Kathy Lee McFarlin Truth or Lie? It doesn’t matter. It’s Easy to Get A Warrant in Roanoke Just i … more →
What's that in the pantry?
discotejasdiscotexas wrote 1 year ago: Dear Reader, First, what the heck is with those jokers at Salvati? I mean, the spices speak for them … more →
Human Rights Cartoon (79): Fair Trial
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Filip Spagnoli wrote 1 year ago: (unknown artist) A characteristic element of modern democratic states is their ability to offer fair … more →
The National Lottery- An Eye For An Eye
theraffishdandy wrote 1 year ago: The Capital Punishment debate refuses to go away, but it’s okay- I have a plan. Introduce a re … more →
PART ONE
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copperknob wrote 2 years ago: SEARCHING FOR THE TRUTH ABOUT RUTH The name Ruth Ellis, to most of us, conjures up the image of the … more →
