
Just Lawful - forget true crime, this the “reality of crime” like you've never felt it before. Co-created and co-hosted by Daniel Panozzo and The Advertiser’s chief court reporter Sean Fewster. The Just Lawful Podcast focuses on the systems, circumstances and the semantics surrounding crime all with a lens of “victim advocacy” first and foremost.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 230 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeNews | |||

As Sean and Daniel look to conclude their investigation they consider the implications of AI use by lawyers without disclosure, AI-generated errors and lack of transparency.
With an outgoing leader, a need for legacy from “late to the party” guidel... more
The JL boys dive back into the world of AI and the legal system as South Australia faces its first instance of a lawyer accused of using AI which had cited fake precedent.
With implications on the administration of justice the conversation then shi... more
Sean and Daniel query the future as South Australia is poised for new leadership within its courts and an even larger change looms over how our courts may operate altogether.
While AI is supposed to be providing more insight and clarity it appears ... more
The JL Boys conclude this unprecedented case where the complexities of the justice system almost pail against the backdrop of a vile, petty, vindictive father and killer.
They discuss the application or maybe the manipulation of the law, the price ... more
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The suggestion that the Court decided to ignore interstate guidelines based on parochial tribalism is risible. Given the significant differences between the Vic and NSW models (and noting each had been criticised heavily in different quarters) it would not have been possible simply to ‘adopt the Eastern States approach’: would not it have been necessary to prefer one over the other and might not the whole point of consultation have been to invite consideration by the profession as to which of th... more
Daniel STOP interrupting the flow of your guests’ speaking particularly when they are half way through telling specific details - they never come back to finish their story! You are annoying with your stuttering mannerisms and I implore you to back off with your enthusiasm to interrupt guests or Sean. This criticism especially refers to part 1 of the interview with David Lawrence’s brother 11 August 2025.
Great discussion
DP who makes it unlistenable. He brings nothing to the table except redundant regurgitation of what SF has just explained and tries to use what he obviously thinks are big words but are often incorrect in the context. It’s clearly a job for a hard up mate by SF. The mutual backslapping in almost every episode is tiresome too.
This is a hard listen if you want a succinct podcast. The ‘oh my, then what happened’, ‘oh let me get this straight’ and ‘you’re telling me….’ It’s very dramatic, where it doesn’t need to be. A series of 5-6 episodes could be wrapped up in 2. And the Canada episodes? Weird…
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- The show analyzes crime and the justice system through a victim-centered lens, often unpacking legal processes, courtroom dynamics, and regulatory or ethical tensions. Episodes frequently explore how laws, procedures, and policy shape outcomes for victims and the broader public, with a SA-focused, high-trust investigative stance.
- Across recent episodes, listeners are drawn to rigorous legal discussion, detailed case breakdowns, and the hosts' first-hand reporting perspectives. A distinguishing element is the vigilant emphasis on victim advocacy and accountability within the justice system, making it informative for professionals in legal, policy, and media spaces who want clear explanations of complex procedures and real-world impact.
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Recent guests on Just Lawful include:
1. Grant Dansie
2. Grant Battersby
3. Grant Dancy
4. Phillip Lawrence
5. Philip Lawrence
6. Karen Devenport
7. Jen Sampson
8. Julie Kelburn
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