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Kathleen Folbigg pardon shows Australia needs a dedicated body to investigate wrongful convictions

Cases such as wrongfully convicted Henry Keogh in South Australia point to a judicial system in need of reform, argues David Hamerand Andrew Dyer from the University of Sydney.

New south walesNew zealandUnited kingdomMichael kirbyJason robertsHenry keoghDavid hamerMichael daleyDavid hamerand andrew dyerColin winchesterKathleen folbiggAndrew dyerDavid eastmanScott austicTerms of serviceUniversity of sydney

Folbigg pardon shows need for Criminal Case Review Commission

Kathleen Folbigg's case is proof that Australia needs an arm’s length statutory body to investigate wrongful conviction claims.

New zealandUnited kingdomNew south walesDavid eastmanColin winchesterMichael daleyMichael kirbyScott austicKathleen folbiggJason robertsHenry keoghHigh court justiceAustralian law councilSydney institute of criminologyThomas bathurstCriminal cases review commission

Pizza, laughter and tears for Folbigg after release

Kathleen Folbigg has woken as a free woman after 20 years behind bars.

New south walesTom bathurstColin winchesterDavid eastmanKathleen folbiggRhanee regoScott austicRobyn blewerLindy chamberlainSupreme courtAustralian associatedGriffith university innocenceCriminal appealHunter valleyGriffith university innocence project

Kathleen Folbigg pardon shows Australia needs a dedicated body to investigate wrongful convictions

Such bodies have proven to bring a cost-effective improvement to the accuracy of criminal justice systems overseas.

New south walesNew zealandUnited kingdomMichael kirbyMichael daleyAdnan syedColin winchesterJason robertsDavid eastmanScott austicHenry keoghKathleen folbiggAustralian law councilHigh court justiceSydney institute of criminologyNew south wales attorney general michael daley

Payout chance for pardoned Folbigg over decades in jail

What is 20 years of someone's life worth? That is a question the NSW government is facing after.

Colin winchesterMark speakmanMichael daleyKathleen folbiggLindy chamberlainDavid eastmanRobyn blewerTracy chapmanRhanee regoMargaret beazleyTom bathurstScott austicSupreme courtGriffith university innocenceGovernor margaret beazleyHunter valley

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