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Interview with Ken MacDonald

Clive Coleman interviews Ken MacDonald, the former Director of Public Prosecutions.

• 30 mins

Inside the Mental Health Court

The programme visits the mental health court pilot in Brighton.

• 30 mins

Super Injunctions and Privacy Law

Examining super-injunctions and what the recent John Terry case says about privacy law.

• 30 mins

The Key Policies on Justice

Clive Coleman and a panel of politicians examine some of the key policies on justice.

• 30 mins

Bribery Law Reform

Clive Coleman and guests explore the proposed reforms of the UK's bribery laws.

• 30 mins

The Dangerous Dogs Act

Clive Coleman looks at the International Criminal Court and the Dangerous Dogs Act.

• 30 mins

Police Cameras vs Civil Liberties

Joshua Rozenberg asks if the police's use of cameras endangers civil liberties.

• 30 mins

Cutting Sentences to Save Money

Joshua Rozenberg asks if spending cuts will mean that sentencing policy is set to change.

• 30 mins

Domestic Violence and the World Cup

Joshua Rozenburg investigates an alleged link between the World Cup and domestic violence.

• 30 mins

Lawyers Living Off Legal Aid

Joshua Rozenberg asks if too many lawyers are trying to live off criminal legal aid.

• 30 mins

What Next for the Family Courts?

Joshua Rozenberg speaks to the head of the Family Court Sir Nicholas Wall.

• 30 mins

Interview with Rt Hon Kenneth Clarke MP

Joshua Rozenberg questions Justice Secretary Kenneth Clarke about the government's plans.

• 30 mins

Military Justice

Joshua Rozenberg looks at the issue of military justice.

• 30 mins

Phone Tap Evidence in Terrorist Trials

GCHQ's ex-top lawyer says why phone tap evidence should not be used in terrorist trials.

• 30 mins

Wikileaks and the Law

Joshua Rozenberg looks at the legal issues behind the Wikileaks story.

• 30 mins

What is the Future for Juries?

As trials become more complicated, Joshua Rozenberg asks what is the future for juries?

• 30 mins

Legal Powers for the Welsh Assembly

Joshua Rozenberg looks at whether Wales is on the road to becoming a fourth jurisdiction.

• 30 mins

Interview with Attorney General Dominic Grieve

Joshua Rozenberg talks to the Attorney General about contempt of court and prisoner voting

• 30 mins

Super injunctions

Presenter Joshua Rozenberg looks at the rise of anonymised injunctions in privacy cases.

• 30 mins

The Coalition's Sentencing Reform Plans

Joshua Rozenberg explores the thinking behind the Justice Secretary's sentencing reforms.

• 30 mins

The New Business of Law

Joshua Rozenberg looks at radical changes to the way law firms can be owned and run.

• 30 mins

Developments in Scottish Law

Presenter Joshua Rozenberg looks at recent developments in the Scottish legal system.

• 30 mins

The August Riots

Joshua Rozenberg explores contentious legal issues which arose from the August riots.

• 30 mins

Inquiries: Advice to Lord Justice Leveson

Joshua Rozenberg investigates how accountable such reviews as the Leveson Inquiry will be.

• 30 mins

Taken into Consideration: An Admission of Guilt?

Joshua Rozenberg looks into offences 'taken into consideration' and false confessions.

• 30 mins

Britain and Human Rights Law

Joshua Rozenberg investigates how reforming the Human Rights Act would affect UK law.

• 30 mins

Legal Aid Reform: Long Overdue or Denial of Justice?

Joshua Rozenberg looks at the government's controversial legal aid proposals.

• 28 mins

Privacy and Copyright in the Internet Age

Joshua Rozenberg asks how laws on privacy and copyright should work in the internet age.

• 28 mins

Sport and the Law

Joshua Rozenberg investigates how the law is increasingly impacting on sport.

• 28 mins

Drug and Alcohol Misusing Families

Joshua Rozenberg visits London's Family Drug and Alcohol Court and asks how well it works.

• 28 mins