Wrongful Convictions · False Allegations · Memory & the Courts
False Allegations Hub · 27 October 2026
A judge interrupted cross-examination to correct defence counsel, and said “shush, I’m the judge”. Three American lawyers call it error. English procedure may not agree.
Usman Hamid, the Executive Director of Amnesty International Indonesia, on decades of smears, death threats and a military disinformation campaign branding him a 'foreign agent'.
26 October 2026
Corey Williams, sentenced to death at 16 and later released after 20 years, says judicial candidate Hugo Holland should not be on the bench after judges found he withheld evidence in death penalty cases.
26 October 2026
In claiming a campus rape crisis, the university’s students are egged on by radical professors who betray the cause of reason for an ideology of victimhood.
25 October 2026
Long waits for expert opinions, disputes over contact with children and questions about the equal treatment of mothers and fathers: one father's story has led Polish MPs to ask the Minister of Justice for data on family-court practice.
24 October 2026
Craig McLachlan has revealed the devastating toll of his years-long legal battle, admitting he hit rock bottom as mounting legal bills and professional isolation upended his life.
24 October 2026
Luke Ings, given an indefinite detention for public protection sentence at 17 for offences that carried 21 months, has been freed after 20 years when judges quashed it as a ‘very serious error’.
23 October 2026
Laura Owens, who also received seven years’ probation, fabricated medical records to prolong relationships.
23 October 2026
In 1985, Bamber was sentenced to life imprisonment for killing five members of his family. Now analysis of crime scene photographs by a leading forensic biologist could exonerate him.
23 October 2026
An Antelope Valley father accused of kidnapping his own children has had a warrant for his arrest quashed.
22 October 2026