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The Law Show — 118 episodes
What are Blitz courts?
Political donations and the law
Why were three teen rapists not given custodial sentences?
The Renters Rights Act - In Detail
How tough are the UK's asylum laws?
When is it legal to go to war?
Is it legal for police to use live facial recognition technology?
The plans to limit jury trials in England and Wales
What is Misconduct in Public Office?
The law under fire
The court delays crisis
Immigration and the law - who stays? Who goes?
How can avoidable deaths be prevented?
Should killers be forced to attend sentencing hearings?
Wrongful convictions: why private prosecutions face reform
My data's been stolen in a cyberattack - can I sue?
Death and the Law in England and Wales
The human cost of court delays
Genocide, war crimes and justice
Expert witnesses in criminal trials
Joint enterprise - what is it and why is it controversial?
Miscarriages of justice and the CCRC
Inside the Family Courts
The Renters' Rights Bill
Traumatised jurors, prenups and Japanese knotweed
Sewage-polluted waters, Divorce and financial orders, Leasehold reform
Assisted dying, County court judgments, Drill music and ... nakedness
Protest, Lasting power of attorney and the Green belt
Introducing The Law Show
The Lady Chief Justice
Criminal damage defence limited
Fighting Knife Crime
The Post Office scandal
Jury conscience, resolving conflicts in space, and the law of Treasure Trove in Scotland
Deepfakes and the Law
Prison sentences: too long or too short?
Exporting prisoners, is Joint Enterprise racist, and Gaza-Israel
The new Secretary of State for Justice and Lord Chancellor, Alex Chalk KC MP
How well is the Parole Board protecting the public?
Climate Change Challenging the Law
How to Improve Rape Trials
The Legacy of the Good Friday Agreement
The State of Prosecutions
Strikes Minimum Service Levels
Justice for Ukraine
Full-length interview with Robert Spano, recent president of the ECHR
The UK and the European Court of Human Rights
Protest and the Law
Scrapping European law
Secrecy in the Court of Protection?
Prison Education
Human Rights: Reforming the Law
Why do so few rape cases go to court?
Investigating War Crimes in Ukraine
The Justice Secretary's Plans
Libel tourism
Gender recognition
Ukraine: war and law
Trial and error
Jailhouse Law
False Memory
Judges in Jeopardy
Fighting knife crime
E-scooting through the law
Covid penalties
Traumatic brain injury and crime
Reforming Judicial Review
Can the law fight climate change?
Exclusive interview with the lawyer of Anne Sacoolas
Civil Justice for Harry Dunn?
Jack Merritt's legacy
Good advice
Fire Courts
The International Criminal Court
Reinventing the law
Gambling with the law
Justice in lockdown
Workplace law
Deferred Prosecution Agreements: pragmatic but unprincipled?
An Enterprising Court
Supporting evidence
On parole
What’s it really like to be in prison?
Abusive parents
Help for vulnerable witnesses
Legal lessons from Brexit
Rape Myths
Julian Assange: What next?
Raising the Bar?
Brexit and the EU judiciary
Jailhouse Law
Online Abuse and the Law
The Family Drug and Alcohol Court
The Supreme Court
Peacemaking, New York style.
How did the US Supreme Court become so powerful?
Can the law rein in Amazon?
Should a former soldier be tried without a jury?
Facial Recognition Technology
Social media in the dock
Should justice move online?
No-fault Divorce
Interview with Lord Chancellor David Gauke
Driverless Cars and the Law
Sex Discrimination Law
Failings in Evidence Disclosure
Trump, the FBI and the Law
Interview with The Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales
Investigating the Dead
Acid Attacks and the Law
The Lawyers Working for GCHQ
Interview with the Lord Chancellor David Lidington
The Law After the Election
Why Are We Short of Judges?
Joint Enterprise and Homicide Law
Brexit in the High Court
Terrorism, Extremism and the Law
Interview with Alison Saunders, Director of Public Prosecutions