The Campaign

Maxie Peake explores the beginnings of the campaign group JENGbA: Joint Enterprise, Not Guilty by Association, and how they have developed and grown over the past 15 years. Featuring families, legal experts, MPs and others who describe their experience of JENGbA and the grassroots campaign to challenge misuse of the joint enterprise laws in the British criminal justice system. Contributors in order of appearance:Jan Cunliffe, co-founder, JENGbAGloria Morrison, co-founder, JENGbASimon Natas, Solicitor advocate, one of the founder partners of ITN Solicitors, LondonDr. Nisha Waller, Racial Justice Lead, AppealJoseph Appiah aka Cleeshay, former prisoner, justice campaignerFelicity Gerry, KC, Libertas Chambers, London and Crocket Chambers, MelbourneKim Johnson MP, Liverpool RiversideRichard Garside, Director of the Centre for Crime and Justice StudiesHelen Mills Head of Programmes, Centre for Crime and Justice StudiesFamilies’ voices: Kevin Smith, Amy Jenkins, Charlotte Henry, Sally HalsallEnd music by Goddaz @ Mineout Music | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vx2Jt3bsUVUCredits: Presenter: Maxine Peake | IG @betteblavatsky Series Producers: Melissa FitzGerald X @melissafitzg & Steve Langridge X @SMANGLERS Series Editor: Helen Mills, The Centre for Crime and Justice Studies Artwork: Kellie O'Hanlon & AFJ Ink  Produced by EarWorm Productions in collaboration with the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies and JENGbA. The project has been funded by the Institute of Now and the Barry Amiel & Norman Melburn Trust. JENGbA (Joint Enterprise Not Guilty by Association) is a not-for-profit organisation that offers support to families and friends of those who believe they have suffered a wrongful conviction under Joint Enterprise. Follow @jengba on Instagram, Tiktok and X and at the website: www.jengba.co.uk    The Centre for Crime and Justice Studies is an education charity established in 1931. It advances public understanding of crime and criminal justice. www.crimeandjustice.org.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Hosted by Maxine Peake, ‘In It Together: The Joint Enterprise Podcast’ is a four-part series shining a light on joint enterprise: when multiple people are held responsible for the same crime. Maxine Peake, who starred in ‘Say Nothing’, ‘Peterloo’, ‘Anne’ and ‘Silk’, explores how joint enterprise works, who it affects, and why campaigners are arguing that justice is not being served by these vague laws. There are no winners when a violent crime is committed, and many parties are affected. This podcast looks at the grey areas, where the law doesn’t function as it should, where it is not delivering justice, whilst respecting the victims and their families who’ve had to deal with the devastating consequences of violent crime. Featuring powerful testimonies from ex-prisoners and their families, as well as legal experts, lawyers, MPs and campaigners. Join Maxine as she tries to make sense of joint enterprise and asks, are those convicted under these laws always ‘in it together’ and what needs to change?Listen now on Acast, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all the usual podcast apps.Credits:Presenter: Maxine Peake | IG @betteblavatskySeries Producers: Melissa FitzGerald X @melissafitzg & Steve Langridge X @SMANGLERSSeries Editor: Helen Mills, The Centre for Crime and Justice StudiesArtwork: Kellie O'Hanlon & AFJ Ink Produced by EarWorm Productions in collaboration with the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies and JENGbA. The project has been funded by the Institute of Now and the Barry Amiel & Norman Melburn Trust. JENGbA (Joint Enterprise Not Guilty by Association) is a not-for-profit organisation that offers support to families and friends of those who believe they have suffered a wrongful conviction under Joint Enterprise. Follow @jengba on Instagram, Tiktok and X and at the website: www.jengba.co.uk    The Centre for Crime and Justice Studies is an education charity established in 1931. It advances public understanding of crime and criminal justice. www.crimeandjustice.org.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.