
How does the criminal justice system really work? From the police station, to trial, sentence and all the way to appeals, criminal barrister Chris Kessling takes you through the world of the criminal courts in England & Wales. Using real case examples, this podcast will enable you to navigate the criminal courts yourself and fully understand how they operate in practice. If you are accused of a cr... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 27 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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In this episode as we continue with appeals, we hear about how people who have had their case heard in the magistrates’ court can appeal against their conviction and sentence and what actually happens during the process, which you’ll be pleased to he... more
Content warning. This episode contains details (relevant to the legal issues being considered) of a case concerning the murder of a young woman in terrible circumstances which may cause distress to listeners.
In the vast majority of cases, once you... more
Withdrawing a guilty plea and appeals following a plea of guilty.
What do you do if you have pleaded guilty to a criminal offence, but now realise you were not in fact guilty? In this episode we find out how the courts deal with applications to wit... more
Is there such a thing as an appeal against a verdict of Not Guilty?
In this episode we look at the law on what is commonly known as double jeopardy, the idea (entrenched in law for many hundreds of years) that once you have been lawfully tried for ... more
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AMAZING! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️This podcast takes the mystery out of the criminal courts, amd makes things make sense. The engaging narrative and informative legal points make the criminal courts clear for students and the public alike. A must for anyone that has anything to do with criminal courts…
A brilliant legal podcast! There’s a lot of information out there about crime, but this podcast really brings the law to life in a way I’ve never really seen it before.Knowing exactly what rights a suspect has at the police station and how legal advice can make such a difference really helps especially as it’s all linked to three normal people facing a serious offence and I really want to know what happens to them especially when (if!!!) it gets to trial. Just a big thank you for teaching me so ... more
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Content focuses on the complexities of the criminal justice system in England and Wales, exploring various aspects from the initial police procedure through to trials, sentencing, and appeals. Host Chris Kessling, a criminal barrister, provides a detailed overview of legal principles, highlighting landmark cases and real-life examples to elucidate the intricacies involved. This podcast is particularly noteworthy for its approachable format that aims to demystify legal processes for listeners who may be navigating the system as defendants, victims, or witnesses, making it an essential resource for anyone interested in how justice is served and the implications of legal outcomes.
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