LawBeatRadio | Media

Media is the editorial centre of the platform – a place where our published stories, investigations, analysis, interviews, and other media materials come together. This is the main entry point for exploring the project’s journalism.

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Interviews: Conversations with journalists, researchers, legal professionals, authors, and other contributors.
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Archive: The full publication archive, organised by date and topic.

Where Stories Meet the Evidence

Browse the latest publications, explore individual investigations, or follow a case through its related materials.

The Epistemic Function of Journalism

The Wall-Eyed Witness

Physical Impossibility and Spatial Anomalies

Physical Impossibility as a Basis for Wrongful Conviction in Finland

Judgement Audit N 1037 6624. A Shocking Deconstruction of Judicial Malpractice

Judgment Audit № 1037 6624: A Shocking Deconstruction of Judicial Malpractice

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