Justice Project
About the Justice Project
The UEA Justice Project works with people who have been convicted of serious crimes but maintain their innocence, to see if there are grounds to overturn their convictions.
The project is run by criminal justice expert and journalist Louise Shorter. Louise works with students to investigate cases of long-term prisoners who claim to be the victims of miscarriages of justice.
The aim is to help these individuals to overturn their convictions by re-examining evidence, trying to identify new lines of enquiry and determining whether they received a fair trial.
The application form can be downloaded here:
Justice Project Application Form
This form, to be completed by the person requiring assistance, should be returned signed along with any accompanying paperwork to:
or can be posted to:
The Justice Project,
The Law Clinic, University of East Anglia, Norwich Research Park, Norwich, Norfolk, NR4 7TJ
The application will be assessed in order to determine whether there is advice and support that the project can offer. Written notification will be given either way as soon as possible.