The Jeremy Bamber Case Study

This section examines the controversial Jeremy Bamber case, highlighting how bias can affect evidence collection and case presentation. The case demonstrates significant issues in evidence handling and public perception manipulation.

Example: Police bias was evident in their approach to collecting evidence, particularly regarding entry method investigation.

Highlight: Critical evidence, including phone logs that might have supported Bamber's innocence, was not properly utilized.

Quote: "Multiple documentaries have since been published siding with the opinion that Bamber was guilty."

Legal Judgements and Bias

This section analyzes how personal and institutional bias can affect legal proceedings and outcomes. The examination includes notable cases demonstrating various forms of prejudice in the justice system.

Example: The Pinochet case, where Lord Hoffman's connection to Amnesty International created a clear conflict of interest.

Definition: Conflict of interest occurs when a judge's personal associations or beliefs may compromise their ability to make an impartial judgment.