The aim of the Criminal Maze Podcast is to unravel the maze that is the justice system. Join James Constable and Olivia Duncan as they get a chance to talk to various professionals that make up the justice system, speaking about their roles and the part they play within it.

This week James and Olivia get a chance to speak with Her Honour Wendy Joseph KC, who practised as a barrister, took silk and sat on the bench as a judge at the Old Bailey, where at the time she was the only female judge, and only 3rd ever in its history. 

Tune in to find out what made her pick her career path, and specialise in the field she did.

Please note that this episode of the Criminal Maze Podcast contains descriptions of violence, death and sexual acts that some listeners may find disturbing.

The aim of the Criminal Maze Podcast is to unravel the maze that is the justice system. Join James Constable and Olivia Duncan as they get a chance to talk to a variety of professionals that make up the justice system, speaking about their roles and the part that they play within it.

This is part 2 of the episode where our hosts are joined by Professor Sue Black, one of the worlds leading Forensic Anthropologists, as she takes us through her experiences in her role, the sort of cases she worked on, and what inspired her to choose her career path.

Please note that this episode of the Criminal Maze Podcast contains descriptions of violence, death and sexual acts that some listeners may find disturbing.

The aim of the Criminal Maze Podcast is to unravel the maze that is the justice system. Join James Constable and Olivia Duncan as they get a chance to talk to a variety of professionals that make up the justice system, speaking about their roles and the part that they play within it.

On this episode, our hosts are joined by Professor Sue Black, one of the worlds leading Forensic Anthropologists, as she takes us through her experiences in her role, the sort of cases she worked on, and what inspired her to choose her career path.

The aim of the Criminal Maze Podcast is to unravel the maze that is the justice system. Join James Constable and Olivia Duncan as they get a chance to talk to a variety of professionals that make up the justice system, speaking about their roles and the part that they play within it.

On this week's episode, our hosts continue the previous episode, where they get a chance to talk to Vanessa Frake, who presents her point of view and experience in having worked for over 27 years as a prison officer in HMPs Holloway and Wormwood Scrubs.

The aim of the Criminal Maze Podcast is to unravel the maze that is the justice system. Join James Constable and Olivia Duncan as they get a chance to talk to a variety of professionals that make up the justice system, speaking about their roles and the part that they play within it.

On this week's episode, our hosts get a chance to talk to Vanessa Frake, where she presents her point of view and experience in having worked for over 27 years as a prison officer in HMPs Holloway and Wormwood Scrubs. 

Tune in next week for part 2.

The criminal justice system can seem like a maze for those looking in from the outside. Even individuals working within the system may not be fully aware of what others within it are actually responsible for.

In The Criminal Maze Podcast, we delve into the criminal justice system, untangle the web of its roles, and uncover how each person would interact with someone unfortunate to find themselves being processed through the system.

In this episode, our hosts, James Constable and Olivia Duncan have the pleasure of talking to Sunday Times bestselling author, Sam Samworth. 

Having worked as a prison officer for over 11 years, he provides us with an insight into the criminal justice system, and the effect it has not only on those that are inside it but those working to support it.

The criminal justice system can seem like a maze for those looking in from the outside. Even individuals working within the system may not be fully aware of what others within it are actually responsible for.

In The Criminal Maze Podcast, we delve into the criminal justice system, untangle the web of its roles, and uncover how each person would interact with someone unfortunate to find themselves being processed through the system.

In this episode, our hosts, James Constable and Olivia Duncan have the pleasure of talking to Sunday Times bestselling author, Dr Amanda Brown. Known as the Prison Doctor, Amanda will take you inside the walls of Bronzefield prison as we hear her perspective on the criminal justice system.

The criminal justice system can seem like a maze for those looking in from the outside. Even individuals working within the system may not be fully aware of what others within it are actually responsible for.

In The Criminal Maze Podcast, we delve into the criminal justice system, untangle the web of its roles, and uncover how each person would interact with someone unfortunate to find themselves being processed through the system.

In this episode, our hosts, James Constable and Olivia Duncan have the pleasure of talking to Tan Ikram, a judge working in the local area. He takes us through his experience of the criminal justice system, from the moment he dreams of becoming a solicitor, to becoming one, and eventually his decision to become a judge.

The criminal justice system can seem like a maze for those looking in from the outside. Even individuals working within the system may not be fully aware of what others within it are actually responsible for.

In The Criminal Maze Podcast, we delve into the criminal justice system, untangle the web of its roles, and uncover how each person would interact with someone unfortunate to find themselves being processed through the system.

In this episode, our hosts, James Constable and Olivia Duncan have the pleasure of talking to Alexandra Wilson, the author of "In Black a White: A Young Barrister's Story of Race and Class in a Broken Justice System" and a barrister working at 5 St Andrews Hill, who will explain what inspired her to become a barrister, her day to day role, and how what she does fits into the Criminal Justice System.

The criminal justice system can seem like a maze for those looking in from the outside. Even individuals working within the system may not be fully aware of what others within it are actually responsible for.

In The Criminal Maze Podcast, we delve into the criminal justice system, untangle the web of its roles, and uncover how each person would interact with someone unfortunate to find themselves being processed through the system.

In this episode, our hosts, James Constable and Olivia Duncan have the pleasure of talking to Oliver Kirk, a barrister working at 5 St Andrews Hill, who explains his day to day role, and how what he does fits into the Criminal Justice System.