Emily Dugan
@emilydugan
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Senior reporter at the Guardian. Crime and Legal Affairs Journalist of the Year. Paul Foot Award winner. [email protected]
London
Joined January 2009
Exclusive: case files reveal extent of miscarriage of justice in Andy Malkinson’s case. Police and prosecutors knew there was another man’s DNA on the victim’s clothes in 2007 but he remained in prison for another 13 years.
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Must be incredibly challenging for one investigator to juggle 45 complex miscarriage of justice cases and make any headway on them...
*EXCLUSIVE* Newsquest has revealed the average CCRC miscarriage of justice investigator is juggling more than 20 cases. One has a caseload of 45. One applicant's family says it's "just not possible" do to the job properly with such a workload.
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Inside the remote working CCRC, where its chief executive was dubbed "Karen Invisible" by staff and its chair held Teams meetings from her balcony in the Med
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@louisetickle @hansummers @ChrismdBarnes @tortoise @LawforChangeUK Impressive work @louisetickle and @hansummers Another big moment in the move to making the family court more transparent
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Powerful reporting from @SammyGecsoyler on the homeless Londoners being shipped out to a neglected Durham town
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RT @LexyTopping: The Guardian today has published our final instalment of #KilledWomenCount for 2024, after reporting the death of every wo…
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At the 11th hour, just before the trial was due to start, Tony Craig claimed he now had dementia. The judge saw through it - Craig had just travelled unaccompanied to Asia - but the justice crisis came close to allowing both brothers to avoid justice.
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Alison Ruby and Justine Clareboets were victims of the Craig brothers in the 70s and 80s. They have waived their right to anonymity to explain the damage being done by the crisis in the court system.
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RT @shattenstone: If you want to know everything that's wrong with our prison/justice system, you can find it in this story by @emilydugan.…
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An inquest found neglect by the prison contributed to Kay’s death. She had autism and PTSD and was on remand after an acute mental health crisis. Oceana said: “The prison did not try hard enough. They are the reason I lost my mum before I turned 18”
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RT @HannahAlOthman: 🚨 I *finally* have a significant update following our investigation into Agnes Wanjiru's death. The MoD is to launch a…
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@Harr_Ferguson Hi Harry, any chance you could follow me so I can message? I'm researching an article for the Guardian re weighing up risks to teenagers in wake of Allsopp story. Many thanks, Emily
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@KirstieMAllsopp Hi Kirstie, I'm a journalist at the Guardian writing an article about childhood independence. Is there any chance you can follow so I can message? Many thanks, Emily
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RT @CliveSSmith: 69 years ago Thursday (June 13) the UK hanged its last woman, Ruth Ellis, typical advert for capital punishment: sexually…
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RT @shattenstone: Sixteen years for stealing a flower pot. Britain’s Forgotten Prisoners, about the horrific IPP sentence,could be the most…
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