Veteran justice campaigner Paul May was asked to help out by friends of Hallam following conviction in 2005
Hallam was jailed in 2005 for the murder of trainee chef Essayas Kassahun but has always protested his innocence
Prosecution says it will not oppose appeal of Hoxton man Sam Hallam, who was jailed for life in 2004
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
A new play based on documentary evidence from a murder trial reveals the harsh reality of the criminal justice system
A new ‘verbatim’ play, Someone To Blame, highlights the case of Sam Hallam, who is fighting a ‘miscarriage of justice’
A 24 year-old Hoxton man who was convicted of murder six years ago is to have his case reviewed
With a decision expected on whether his case go back to the Court of Appeal, campaigners hope this will be the last birthday Hallam spends in prison
Playwright Tess Berry-Hart speaks to the Citizen about Someone To Blame
The Citizen looks back at some of the highlights of the last twelve months
Campaigners believe Sam Hallam to be innocent and that the police inquiry into his case will result in his murder conviction being overturned
New hope for Sam Hallam and those campaigning for his release
