Presumed guilty

"British defence barrister Michael Mansfield QC reveals the injustices of the British legal system, with victims such as members of the Birmingham Six and the Guildford Four interviewed, to illustrate the iniquities of a system once thought to be the most just in the world."@en
"British defence barrister Michael Mansfield QC reveals the injustices of the British legal system, with victims such as members of the Birmingham Six and the Guildford Four interviewed, to illustrate the iniquities of a system once thought to be the most just in the world."
"A discussion of the "tragic failure" of the British criminal justice system, and its drastic need for change. The system is compared with the French and U.S. situations, various abuses of human rights and miscarriages of justice examined, and arguments made for the introduction of a Bill of Rights."
"Michael Mansfield highlights the failures of Great Britain's criminal justice system, with specific references to the cases of the Birmingham & Guilford bombings. Criticism of interrogation procedures, bail, forensic science, trial by jury or magistrate and appeal procedures are addressed with suggested alternatives, including adoption of procedures used in the United States and France."@en