The Law After the Election
Following the general election, Joshua Rozenberg introduces a special live discussion programme in which he and his guests consider what the composition of the new House of Commons means for the law. ...
13 Jun 201728min
Why Are We Short of Judges?
Vacancies for senior Judges and circuit Judges are now at an all-time high - why? The Judiciary is still reeling from last year's "Enemies of the People" headlines and morale is low, with many Judges ...
16 Mar 201729min
Joint Enterprise and Homicide Law
Joint Enterprise is the law by which a group of people can be convicted with the same offence and earlier this year the Supreme Court ruled that Joint Enterprise law had been misinterpreted for 30 yea...
15 Nov 201627min
Brexit in the High Court
The High Court has decided that Prime Minister Theresa May cannot trigger Brexit without an Act of Parliament - but what are the legal ramifications of this ruling? This week, Joshua Rozenberg explore...
8 Nov 201627min
Terrorism, Extremism and the Law
Do the laws designed to counter terrorism and extremism strike the right balance between stopping violent attacks and protecting our civil liberties?Weighing up this question has been one of the main ...
1 Nov 201647min
Interview with Alison Saunders, Director of Public Prosecutions
Thirty years ago the Crown Prosecution Service was established - the body which acts as a gatekeeper to the criminal justice system of England and Wales. Those three decades have not been an easy ride...
25 Okt 201627min
