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Traumatised jurors, prenups and Japanese knotweed

Conversation about the laws making headlines, and the laws that shape everyday life.

• 28 mins

The Renters' Rights Bill

Renters are set to get new rights - but will it make life harder for landlords?

• 28 mins

Inside the Family Courts

In this special edition of the Law Show, Dr Joelle Grogan looks at the family court system

• 32 mins

Miscarriages of justice and the CCRC

The CCRC was criticised over serious miscarriages of justice, but how does it work?

• 28 mins

Joint enterprise - what is it and why is it controversial?

Joint enterprise is a powerful prosecution tool - but why is it controversial?

• 28 mins

Expert witnesses in criminal trials

Who are expert witnesses, and what are the rules governing their use in criminal trials?

• 27 mins

Genocide, war crimes and justice

What are the legal definitions of war crimes and genocide?

• 28 mins

The human cost of court delays

What can be done about the massive court delays in England and Wales?

• 28 mins

Death and the Law in England and Wales

What you need to know when someone dies in England and Wales.

• 28 mins

My data's been stolen in a cyberattack - can I sue?

UK retailers have faced cyberattacks - but what if your data is part of a breach?

• 28 mins

Wrongful convictions: why private prosecutions face reform

How should private prosecutions change following the Post Office scandal?

• 28 mins

Should killers be forced to attend sentencing hearings?

Victims' families want convicted killers forced into the dock for sentencing.

• 28 mins