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The March of Time synopsis: In Germany there were no individual rights, for national policy officially encouraged a new lawlessness which could deny the individual his place in the community on pretext of...
Shows Regina Gordilho’s campaign for justice in Brazil following the killing of her son Marcellus after his arrest by the police. Regina’s determination contributed to the five officers involved being...
Michael Quinn and Martin Coyle, both of University College Cardiff, discuss the play.
For the week ending 25 February 2011 the most requested titles from the BUFVC Off-Air Back-Up Service includes such topics as gerontology, the gender divide, fashion and the role, and rule, of law in society...
Shows how West Bengal’s socialist government is trying to combine the objectives of greater social justice and agricultural modernisation, suggesting that despite setbacks, progress is being made....
The March of Time synopsis: The new issue of The March of Time contains a thought-provoking episode entitled "Amateur Sleuths", depicting the increasing interest of the American public in crime detection....
Examines the development of the Prison Service, looking at prison reform, the bringing of prisons under the Prison Commission’s control in 1878, and the 1949 Criminal Justice Act, which ushered in a more...
When a dispute arises, how does it get into court, and what are the stages and people involved in pre-trial, trial and appeal? Traces a recent civil case from the initial problem through to the House of...
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