English Summary/英文概要： Justice is the foundation of any civilised society, but what happens when the system designed to protect the innocent in fact condemns them? In this book, Phil Drake exposes cases and consequences of wrongful convictions from around the world and across decades, revealing how coerced confessions, corrupt investigations, and flawed forensic science have sent innocent people to prison while the guilty remain free.

From cases of police misconduct to the aftermath of overturned convictions and the unanswered questions left behind, this book takes a hard look at the human cost of legal failures from all perspectives. Examining many cases and using expert insights, The World’s Biggest Miscarriages of Justice forces us to confront human fallibility, from the well-intentioned yet misguided to the downright malevolent and the pressing need for accountability and reform.

Phil Drake is a versatile author known for his captivating fiction and non-fiction works. He gained recognition with "To Be A Saint," offering a candid exploration of supporting Southampton Football Club. His debut, "The Spooky South," uncovered haunted Hampshire and Isle of Wight locations. Featured in Corona Books anthologies, his short horror stories highlight his diverse storytelling. With an avid interest in true crime, Phil’s completion of an Open University forensic psychology course adds depth to his narratives. This intrigue fuels his latest project, delving into unsolved murders and enigmatic disappearances. Beyond writing, Phil’s creativity extends to watercolour painting. He finds solace in thrilling crime novels and enjoys attending football and cricket matches. This is his first true crime book.