Guide to using this website

What do you hope to find on this website? Look at the following list, and click on whatever interests you.

There is a search facility, powered by Google and dedicated to this site and the United Against Injustice site. Click here to use it, or click on 'search this site' in the top menu.

If you still can't find what you need, click here to email INNOCENT

Latest news - look at the news box on the home page, or go to the news page for news about ongoing miscarriages of justice; broadcasts and public events relating to miscarriages of justice, and significant additions to the website.

A particular case - all cases featured on this website are listed in alphabetical order on the cases page. Click on CASES on the menu bar at the top of the page.

Help, advice or assistance with a case involving wrongful conviction in a criminal case, or a related matter: please first visit the links page. You can also click on LINKS on the top menu.

• On the links page, try to find the organisation which is closest to you, or which best suits your type of case.
  
• We strongly recommend that you visit the UNITED AGAINST INJUSTICE website, where you will find contacts for INNOCENT's sister organisations. If one of them is closer to you, then please contact that organisation before you try contacting INNOCENT.
  
• UNITED AGAINST INJUSTICE has useful advice pages. Please look at those which seem useful to those before you seek further help. We strongly recommend that you make use of the advice on presenting your case before contacting INNOCENT or one of our sister organisations, so as to reduce the number of questions we might have to ask you if we try to help with your case.

Books about miscarriage of justice: some recommended reads, the whole of Kevin Callan's autobiography (now out of print) and complete chapters from other out of print books including Bob Woffinden's Miscarriages of Justice and David Jessel's Trial and Error.

Articles - click here for articles relating to the criminal justice system and miscarriages of justice

Cases actively supported by Innocent

History - click here to read some of the history of INNOCENT, with pictures

Hall Of Judicial Infamy : an archive of cases which demonstrate that there is no end to miscarriages of justice and failures of the British criminal justice system. We have not been able to keep this page up to date, since there are so many cases - ever more, as the sytem is getting worse and causing yet more injustice.