Hackney man’s fight for compensation over miscarriage of justice continues at Supreme Court
Sam Hallam’s murder conviction was quashed in 2012 after he had spent seven years in prison
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Miscarriage of justice victim Sam Hallam loses bid for compensation
High Court rules Sam Hallam will get nothing to make up for the seven years he spent in prison an innocent man
Sam Hallam murder case goes to Court of Appeal
Campaigners call on Sam Hallam’s supporters to attend the appeal hearing on Wednesday 16 and Thursday 17 May at the Royal Courts of Justice
Someone To Blame: courtroom drama asks tough questions
A new play based on documentary evidence from a murder trial reveals the harsh reality of the criminal justice system
Murder she wrote: new play highlights Sam Hallam ‘miscarriage of justice’ case
A new ‘verbatim’ play, Someone To Blame, highlights the case of Sam Hallam, who is fighting a ‘miscarriage of justice’
Mother hopes for son’s last Christmas behind bars
Campaigners believe Sam Hallam to be innocent and that the police inquiry into his case will result in his murder conviction being overturned
Major police inquiry into Hoxton man’s murder conviction
New hope for Sam Hallam and those campaigning for his release
Send a birthday card to Sam Hallam, the Hoxton One
A man serving life for a crime that many say he didn’t commit will turn 23 this Friday