Has the sun gone down on British justice?
If any of this rings true for you then you're not the only person it happened to, or who is concerned
More and more people are seeing that the British justice we used to have pride in, goes awry more than it should. More than we like to think it could. Even with an effort!
Reputable lawyers and researchers have written books that are often in paperback so people can get hold of them cheaply
There are organisations putting out information on the Web
People tend not to bother too much unless something goes wrong in their lives or friends and family
This Site does not say that nothing can be done for your case or that of someone you know
A number of 'convicted people' will tell you, after years of hardship and efforts, they managed to get free
It may not have seemed as though they would, and it's taken a toll on them, but free they are
Of course, it shouldn't take so long to put right something that should not have happened. And it shouldn't be so difficult
Let's hope things will improve
You may be in prison and unable to see this. But someone you know may
If it gives them hope and some avenues to follow, maybe it can do something for you
Reasons are given for what happens when people are falsely accused or convicted. Sometimes people are convicted because they made a confession about something they simply did not do
Eyewitnesses often don't see or remember clearly enough to be really sure
Convictions should not be made solely on one type of evidence, but in cases of miscarriage of justice, other things may be 'made to fit' into a scenario which other people come to believe is what happened
If you know someone who is in prison, try to get some support for yourself too, or a friend to back you up
Click for Human Rights TV Innocence Channel for videos on problems with evidence and testimony
Click for YouTube Video on Wrongful Convictions
Click for YouTube Video 'Scapegoating, Abuse, Sadistic Behaviour' www.youtube.com/watch?v=SubMPq9hvf0
If you are troubled by your own violent behaviour, see Factors in Violence Books and video on this site;
Visit Tansal page on Domestic Violence, Stalking, Harassment, Bullying, Coercive Relationships
