JIMS - Justice for Innocent Men Scotland

29/05/2026

With the documentary already generating significant discussion ahead of its full release on 3 June, we want to address a few points directly.

Everyone who took part spoke freely, independently, and in their own words. The individuals featured in this documentary who are not JIMS directors, are independent of JIMS and speak only for themselves. JIMS did not brief or direct any contributor on what to say, what views to express, or what experiences to share.

It is also important to note that the issues raised in this documentary are not new. Concerns surrounding fair trial rights, Sections 274 and 275, and the wider operation of the Scottish justice system have been debated publicly for years by experienced legal professionals, academics and campaigners. These concerns were significant enough that both the Law Society of Scotland and the Faculty of Advocates intervened in the recent UK Supreme Court case.

We encourage everyone to watch the documentary and make up their own minds.

Full release: 3 June 2026.

29/05/2026

🩵 As the full documentary is scheduled to be released on 3 June 2026, ahead of our Holyrood protest on 4 June - we would like to say huge thank you to everyone who contributed to our documentary fundraiser last year 🙏

We would also like to clarify that none of the funds raised were paid to any of the people featured in the film, including family members, campaigners, legal professionals, or other contributors. The money was used solely to cover production costs, including filming, equipment, editing, and social media promotion.

Everyone who took part did so because they believe this conversation matters and wanted their voice to be heard.

So well done everyone, we couldn't do it without you 🙏

29/05/2026

Scotland cannot keep looking away.

Our second short clip from our upcoming short documentary shines a light on the growing number of families questioning how fair trials are being conducted in Scotland today - and why so many feel failed by the very system meant to protect justice.

From the misuse of the Moorov Doctrine and Sections 274/275, to weakened corroboration laws and increasing concerns over transparency, accountability and human rights - the questions are no longer going away.

The full documentary will be released on 3/6/26 - one day before our protest outside Holyrood on 4/6/26 at 11am.

In addition to inviting all MSPs last week, we have now sent a press release to journalists who have previously been in touch with us, as well as all major media outlets across Scotland, inviting them to cover both the documentary and the protest.

If you believe justice should mean fair trials, proper evidence, and equal human rights for all - come stand with us.

📍 Holyrood, Edinburgh
📅 4/6/26
⏰ 11am

28/05/2026

The Scottish Government are now calling for an enquiry after Nicola Sturgeon’s husband admitted embezzling around £400,000 of party funds.

One individual. One political scandal. Parliament reacts immediately.
Yet for years, families across Scotland have warned the Government about the devastating consequences of unfair trials following the UK Supreme Court ruling. Innocent men and their families have lost jobs, homes, reputations, savings, relationships and years of their lives. The emotional and financial damage caused cannot be measured.

How much money have innocent families lost fighting to clear their names?
How many lives have been destroyed?
How many warnings does this Government need before it finally listens?

Justice for Innocent Men Scotland have repeatedly called for a Parliamentary Investigation or fully independent enquiry into unfair trials and the failings within the justice system. Instead, we have been ignored, dismissed and silenced.

Why is urgency shown in one case, but not when ordinary Scottish families are suffering?

What will it take before MSPs recognise the seriousness of this issue? Does it need to happen to someone close to them before action is finally taken?

We are asking all supporters to take action NOW.
📧 Write to your local MSPs and demand accountability, transparency and a full investigation into unfair trials in Scotland.

📢 Join us on June 4th outside Holyrood and show the Scottish Government that we are not going away.

Enough silence.
Enough excuses.
Scotland deserves fair justice.

27/05/2026

🚨 The Scottish Government are now moving closer toward introducing new “misogyny” legislation and extending hate crime laws based on s*x in Scotland.
Justice for Innocent Men Scotland believes every individual deserves protection from violence, abuse and genuine criminal behaviour — regardless of s*x.
However, we also believe there are serious dangers when governments continue expanding vague “hate” legislation that risks criminalising opinions, debate and lawful speech.
Many Scots are already deeply concerned about the direction of Scotland’s justice system:
⚖️ unfair trials acknowledged by the UK Supreme Court,
⚖️ growing public distrust,
⚖️ and increasing fears around freedom of expression.
Any law introduced in Scotland must apply equally to ALL citizens. Equality cannot only matter when it suits political narratives.
We ask:
❓ Will protections apply equally to men and boys?
❓ How will free speech be protected?
❓ Where is the threshold between genuine criminality and lawful opinion?
❓ Could innocent people once again find themselves caught in a system that prioritises ideology over evidence?
JIMS will continue campaigning for:
✔ Fair trials
✔ Accountability
✔ Equality before the law
✔ Protection of civil liberties
✔ Justice based on evidence — not politics
Scotland cannot continue down a path where emotion and political pressure override fairness, due process and equal treatment under the law.

26/05/2026

Behind every wrongful conviction is a family serving the sentence too.

Our new short documentary exposes the human cost of Scotland’s broken justice system - from the misuse of the Moorov Doctrine and Sections 274/275, to weakening corroboration laws and growing concerns over fair trials.

The UK Supreme Court has already warned that trial fairness in Scotland has been at risk.

Now it’s time people started asking why.

Coming soon.

22/05/2026

We invite everyone to join us.

📍Thursday 4th of June, Holyrood, Edinburgh, 11am.
Please like and share this clip - let's make everyone aware of the scandal we are living through and what was done to our families.

Ps. We wish you all a peaceful long weekend - we will be back on Tuesday, but as always if you need us - our inbox is always open.

21/05/2026

John Swinney said he wanted a “smaller, more focused team.”
But for many families across Scotland, this looks like the same card game… just a new joker added to the pack.
After the UK Supreme Court ruling acknowledging unfair trials in Scotland, innocent men and their families are still waiting for meaningful action, accountability and justice.

While we are pleased to see Angela Constance no longer in the role of Justice Secretary after years of silence and inaction on these serious concerns, we are hopeful Neil Gray will do a better job and finally listen to the growing number of families demanding fairness and accountability.

The question now is simple:
Will Neil Gray confront the concerns around unfair trials and miscarriages of justice, or will this simply be more of the same?

As opposition leader Russell Findlay put it:
“Same card game. New joker.”

Justice for Innocent Men Scotland are urging all supporters to KEEP THE PRESSURE ON.

Email the new Justice Secretary directly and demand answers:
[email protected]

Ask him:
• What action will now be taken following the Supreme Court ruling?
• Will concerns around unfair trials finally be independently investigated?
• How many more innocent people must suffer before accountability is accepted?
The Scottish Government cannot continue to ignore this issue.
Raise your voice.
Send the email.
Demand action.

20/05/2026

✍️ Yesterday, JIMS formally contacted all the newly elected Scottish MSPs.

Before the election, we were repeatedly told there was “not enough time” for Parliament to properly deal with the implications of the UK Supreme Court judgement on fair trial rights in Scotland.

The election is over. The new parliamentary session has begun.

🔴🟠 The time is now.

🔴 We reminded MSPs that at least 157 Scottish families have already come forward to JIMS with concerns surrounding wrongful convictions, fair trial rights, disclosure failures, barriers to appeals, and misuse of laws such as the Moorov Doctrine and r**e shield legislation.

🔴 We have called for the establishment of an independent commission to review potential miscarriages of justice in Scotland, because the scale of concerns raised following the UKSC judgement can no longer be ignored.

We also made one thing very clear:

🟢 We are not going away.

Despite misinformation, attacks, and even threats directed at some of those brave enough to speak publicly, more and more Scottish families continue to come forward because they know something is deeply wrong.

Truth matters.
Human rights matter.
Fair trials matter.

📍Our next protest will take place outside Holyrood on Thursday 4 June 2026 at 11am.

We invite MSPs, media, legal professionals and members of the public to come and hear directly from affected families themselves.

📍 Our crowdfunded short documentary will also be released soon.

This is no longer something Parliament can quietly push aside.

Justice delayed is justice denied.

19/05/2026

On June 4th, we need every voice possible standing with Justice for Innocent Men Scotland.
The Scottish Parliament has been re-elected, but one question still remains unanswered — when will the Scottish Government finally break its silence on the UK Supreme Court ruling on unfair s*xual offence trials in Scotland?
How much longer can those in power ignore the devastating impact this has had on innocent men and their families?
JIMS are going nowhere. We will continue to fight, continue to campaign, and continue demanding accountability from a justice system that has failed far too many people.
This protest is about showing Parliament that we will not be silenced, dismissed, or forgotten. The momentum behind this movement is growing because more and more people are waking up to the reality that fairness in the justice system matters for everyone.
If you can attend on June 4th, please stand with us in person. Your presence matters.
If you cannot attend, you can still help us continue this fight by:
• Sharing our posts
• Raising awareness
• Speaking openly about these issues
• Contributing even a small donation to support campaigning costs
Every share, every conversation, every donation and every person who shows up helps keep this movement alive.
We need everyone to keep fighting.
We need everyone to keep showing up in any way they can.
Justice cannot exist without fair trials.
And we will not stop until real change comes to Scotland.

Please direct message if any further details required, thanks.

18/05/2026

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Another week, another case that reminds us why we refuse to stay silent.
“False allegations are rare” is a phrase repeated constantly in public debate — yet every single week more stories emerge of lives destroyed by allegations that simply were not true. The reality is this: only a very small number of false allegations are ever proven to be false. That does not mean the rest are true. Many cases collapse through lack of evidence, contradictions, withdrawn complaints or findings that never receive the same headlines as the original accusation.
Behind every wrongful allegation is a human cost that society rarely wants to acknowledge. Innocent men losing careers, reputations, homes, relationships and in some cases contact with their children. Families living in isolation, parents watching their sons deteriorate mentally, partners carrying the burden in silence while being judged by their communities.
The trauma does not simply disappear when a case ends. Many innocent men are left with severe anxiety, depression and PTSD symptoms long after the courts move on. Sleepless nights, panic attacks, fear of being recognised, fear of forming future relationships and the constant feeling that their lives can never fully recover. Their families suffer this too.
Justice for Innocent Men Scotland will continue to speak up for fair trials, proper scrutiny of evidence and recognition that false allegations do happen far more often than many are willing to admit. Supporting due process and fairness does not attack genuine victims — it protects the integrity of justice for everyone.
Just more Monday madness.
Just more shattered lives.
Just more families paying the price when the system gets it wrong.
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⚖️ WOMAN IN COURT ACCUSED OF PERVERTING COURSE OF JUSTICE

A woman has appeared in court accused of perverting the course of justice by making a false claim of being r**ed.

Appearing in the dock of Belfast Magistrates Court on Wednesday, 32-year-old Olewabunmi Ojo confirmed she was aware of the single charge against her.

Ojo, with an address on Bloomfield Street in east Belfast, faces one charge of perverting the course of justice on 21 January last year.

The background to the alleged offence was not opened but the particulars of the charge allege that Ojo “did an act which had a tendency to pervert the course of public justice, namely made allegations of assault and r**e against a male, which you knew to be false.”

A defence lawyer conceded there was a prima facie case against Ojo, while the defendant declined to comment on the charge or to call evidence on her own behalf.

Freeing Ojo on her own bail, District Judge Steven Keown returned the case to Belfast Crown Court but did not set a date for the arraignment.

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