
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


Can virtual courts deliver justice? We speak to participants of a mock jury trial held by law reform group Justice, with legal teams and jurors replacing the courtroom with the sitting room.
Scotland's second most senior judge, Lord Justice Clerk Lady Dorrian, outlines how socially distanced jury trials can resume safely in July.
And Joshua Rozenberg asks Director of Service Prosecutions Andrew Cayley QC if the Service Prosecuting Authority is prosecuting cases of rape and sexual assault effectively and whether charges are likely to be brought against British military personnel accused of offences against Iraqi civilians.
Researcher: Diane Richardson
By BBC Radio 44
2020 ratings
Can virtual courts deliver justice? We speak to participants of a mock jury trial held by law reform group Justice, with legal teams and jurors replacing the courtroom with the sitting room.
Scotland's second most senior judge, Lord Justice Clerk Lady Dorrian, outlines how socially distanced jury trials can resume safely in July.
And Joshua Rozenberg asks Director of Service Prosecutions Andrew Cayley QC if the Service Prosecuting Authority is prosecuting cases of rape and sexual assault effectively and whether charges are likely to be brought against British military personnel accused of offences against Iraqi civilians.
Researcher: Diane Richardson

7,583 Listeners

894 Listeners

1,057 Listeners

5,457 Listeners

1,800 Listeners

1,749 Listeners

1,041 Listeners

2,087 Listeners

760 Listeners

353 Listeners

70 Listeners

260 Listeners

137 Listeners

45 Listeners

109 Listeners

77 Listeners

101 Listeners

612 Listeners

3,187 Listeners

24 Listeners

716 Listeners

2,854 Listeners

958 Listeners

50 Listeners

7 Listeners