Trial by jury

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  Rules, rights and justice: an introduction to law

  12/14/2009

  0:58

  A short introduction to this album.
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  Does prison work?

  12/14/2009

  29:47

  An ex-prisoner, a prison reformist, a judge and an academic of law discuss the value of incarceration for punishment and rehabilitation.
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  Trial by jury

  12/14/2009

  21:09

  Specialists in various aspects of law discuss the system of trial by jury, which is now 800 years old; but does it have limitations in the 21st century?
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  Corporate manslaughter

  12/14/2009

  22:46

  How can corporate failings be dealt with by the law? Experts in corporate law and prosecution, and safety in industry debate current law and its shortcomings.
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  Adoption and donor tracing

  12/14/2009

  22:34

  Adoption lawyers and researchers of assisted conception discuss the rights of artificially-conceived and adopted children and their parents.
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  Freedom of speech

  12/14/2009

  24:56

  A current affairs journalist, a human rights lawyer and an academic debate issues around freedom of speech and to what extent the law should intervene to restrict it.