Episode 40 – The Injured Campaign
In the decades since The Troubles, the question of reparations has been left unanswered. This special episode of LawPod tells the story of the WAVE Trauma Centre’s campaign for a recognition payment t...
26 Mar 201936min
Episode 39 – Law and the Legacy of Conflict
Professor Louise Mallinder joins LawPod for a conversation about how the law is used to navigate issues of the past. Chair of the Committee on the Administration of Justice and amnesty scholar Profes...
7 Feb 201921min
Episode 38 – The Harms of Imprisonment: Insider Perspectives
A conversation between criminology lecturer Gillian McNaull and author Michael Irwin, where they discuss the impact of imprisonment on prisoner mental health and suicide. **CONTENT ADVISORY Informed...
1 Feb 201941min
Episode 37 – Rights of Communities, Rights of Nature.
Rights of Communities, Rights of Nature: a new conversation on law and ecology with Dr Peter Doran, QUB Law, and Thomas Linzey and Mari Margil, Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund, United Stat...
24 Jan 201938min
Episode 35 – Legalise It? Debating the Criminalisation of Drugs
Dr Amanda Kramer leads a discussion with Dr Gillian McNaull and QUB JD student Caoimhe Anderson about Canada’s recent decision to legalise marijuana. This leads into a broader critical discussion abo...
17 Jan 201937min
Student Focus – Episode 7 – RBG Movie Review
The Gender Network at QUB present their movie review of the documentary ‘RBG’. Based on the extraordinary life of Supreme Court Justice, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, it tells the story of the 84-year-old’s ‘...
7 Jan 201925min
Student Focus – Episode 6 – What I wish I had known as a first year PhD student
Final year PhD student's Conor McCormick, Sarah Craig and Roise Connolly discuss "What I wish I had known as a first year PhD student" "Your deadlines need not become dreadlines" Final year PhD stud...
20 Des 201830min
Episode 34 – Emergency Pandemics and the Limitations of Human Rights with Dr Patrycja Dabrowska-Klosinska: Are we legally prepared?
Pandemic emergency responses often lead to limitations of fundamental human rights in favour of the safety of public health. How do we justify lawful limitations on human rights? QUB Researcher and M...
13 Des 201824min
