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on Apr 3, 2012
At the Guardian's Open Weekend, Michael
Mansfield QC warns against imagining that miscarriages of justice are
something that have declined since famous confession-based cases of the
1980s. In today's world, where faulty forensic evidence is more likely
to be the problem, he worries about access to justice, pointing the
finger at the emasculation of the legal aid system by successive
governments and a renewed attempt to erode the right to trial by jury
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