Is life at the bar - the criminal bar that is – all it seems as depicted in those courtroom dramas. Former criminal barrister Jennifer McKelvin and Deputy Director of the Lawyers Christian Fellowship joins In the Dock to give us a typical day in the life.

In The Dock

The Lure of The Bar

Former criminal barrister and deputy director of the Lawyers Christian Fellowship Jennifer McKelvin joins Sir Jeremy Cooke and Ranti Williams to discuss the latest developments in the criminal bar strike.

Should lawyers strike?

Rachel Huston speaks to Michael Koh about how countries can pull out of treaties and maintain international relations and Sir Jeremy Cooke and Ranti Williams look at international relations in the The Bible.

International Law - Part 2

Rachel Huston speaks to Christian lawyer Matthew Koh, Ranti Williams and retired High Court Judge Sir Jeremy Cooke to ask if international law serves any point if nations don’t have to be held to account.

Is international law pointless?

Intellectual Property Lawyer Dominic Hughes discusses a case which asked whether it was ok make the sale of embryos for research into life-saving medical treatments legal. Featuring Sir Jeremy Cooke and Rachel Huston.

Can an embryo be a commodity?

Are you being called the bar? Maybe a job in justice is on the books? In this week’s In the Dock we hear from two Christian lawyers who believe working in law is their mission and can be for you too. Featuring Sir Jeremy Cooke and Dominic Hughes.

Does God want you to be a lawyer?

How do you make sure you’re following the law on The Internet? Copyright brief Dominic Hughes steers Rachel Huston and Sir Jeremy Cooke through the murky waters of international copyright to ascertain when copying is actually just stealing.

Copyright on the Net: When copying is stealing

Christian divorce lawyer David Hodson joins retired high court judge Sir Jeremy Cooke and Ranti Williams to discuss how to do a ‘good divorce’ and see what Jesus had to say about it.

Divorce: legal but is it ever ok for Christians?

In the Dock concludes its legal look at the book of Ruth; featuring Sir Jeremy Cooke and Ranti Williams.

The Book of Ruth and the Law - Part 2

In the Dock takes a legal look at the book of Ruth, the practise of gleaning and the what beheld the fate of a widow in Ancient Israelite law. Featuring Sir Jeremy Cooke and Ranti Williams.

The Book of Ruth and the Law - Part 1

Former high court judge Sir Jeremy Cooke and Ranti Williams are joined by EU lawyer Alan Bates to discuss the legal likelihood of a second referendum- plus should mental health be taught in our schools?

Brexit: a second referendum?

Retired high court judge Sir Jeremy Cooke, EU lawyer Alan Bates and Ranti Williams chew over the issue of Brexpats wanting to retain their EU citizenship. Where are there examples of dual citizenship in the bible. Plus, does a world where robots do all our work sound like heaven or hell.

Brexit’s ‘Brexpats’ and are robots God-ordained?

EU Lawyer Alan Bates joins retired High Court Judge Sir Jeremy Cooke, Ranti Williams and Rachel Huston to see if Christians should plump for a hard or soft border when it comes to Ireland and if the bible can shed any light on the matter. Plus, should Christians be concerned about a new UK Space Bill.

Brexit, Borders and Space

Former inmate Terry Ellis tells In the Dock how he found God and got back on the right side of the law; featuring retired High Court Judge Sir Jeremy Cooke, Ranti Williams and Rachel Huston.

Prison: Life inside – Part 2

Prison: Life inside – Part 1

The Honourable Sir Jeremy Cooke and Ranti Williams present the show that takes a look at what’s happening in the courts and asks whether the law is helping or hurting your faith.

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