Best Ccrc Podcasts (2025)

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30: The Inquiry: Over to the CCRC 27:39

15 days ago27:39

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In this episode Caroline and Liz have the latest on Lucy Letby’s defence case after her barrister Mark McDonald hand delivered the evidence which he says proves her convictions are unsafe, to the Criminal Cases Review Commission. So we sent Liz to have a chat with him. Also we’d love to know a bit more about you, and the kind of content you like - …

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The Inquiry: Over to the CCRC 29:39

15 days ago29:39

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In this episode Caroline and Liz have the latest on Lucy Letby’s defence case after her barrister Mark McDonald hand delivered the evidence which he says proves her convictions are unsafe, to the Criminal Cases Review Commission. So we sent Liz to have a chat with him. Also we’d love to know a bit more about you, and the kind of content you like - …

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Navigating Sport and The Law with Professor Jack Anderson 42:09

7 days ago42:09

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LawPod host Maddy Kowalenko discusses the intricate relationship between sport and the law with Professor Jack Anderson. A distinguished scholar in sports law, Professor Anderson explores topics such as safeguarding athletes, financial sustainability in professional sports, the rise of esports, gender equity, doping, and the integration of AI. Key …

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Death and the Law 28:27

16 days ago28:27

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It’s not something most of us think about - and it’s not something most of us want to think about, but sooner or later it’s something we’ll all encounter. When someone passes away - legally, what do you have to do? It’s not immediately obvious, nobody really talks about it, and there a whole host of legal obligations that have to be considered, fro…

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Addressing Civilian Harm: Accountability and Redress 44:41

19 days ago44:41

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This podcast is the first in a series of episode on Civilian Harm in Conflict - hosted by Mae Thompson, advocacy officer at Ceasefire. The podcast is an output of the AHRC funded 'Reparations during Armed Conflict' project with Queen's University Belfast, University College London and Ceasefire, led by Professor Luke Moffett. Mark Lattimer, Executi…

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Navigating Law School: Insights from Student Ambassadors 14:27

23 days ago14:27

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In this episode of LawPod, your host Kenneth Elo sits down with three dynamic second-year law students at Queen’s University Belfast to explore the world of student ambassador programs—what they are, how to land one, and why they’re such a powerful addition to any law student’s journey. Anjana Chengun, Usman Aslam, and Eva Livadaris share their exp…

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29: The Inquiry: Trial Update: Final Day 9:39

about a year ago9:39

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In this update Caroline and Liz have the final day of the inquiry. Lady Justice Thirlwall rejected the application made yesterday to pause the inquiry and said she hoped her final report would be ready by November. Follow us on instagram @thetrialpod Email us thetrial@dailymail.com Whatsapp us +447796657512 (start your message with ‘Trial’) Present…

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The human cost of court delays 28:27

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about a year ago28:27

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Justice delayed is justice denied - the court backlog in England and Wales has reached a record high and suspects being charged with new offences are regularly told they may not get a trial until 2027. Some courts are already booking court dates for 2028. The government has commissioned an independent review of criminal courts to work out how to cu…

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Introducing... The Crime Desk 1:23

about a year ago1:23

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We are delighted to announce the launch of The Crime Desk, a brand-new podcast network which will feature some incredible new crime series we think you'll absolutely love. To kick it off, we're going back to where it all started - with The Trial+. Every week members of The Crime Desk will get exclusive access to brand new bonus episodes of The Tria…

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The Golden Toilet: ‘Not a bog standard burglary’ 29:27

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about a year ago29:27

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In this seventh episode, Caroline and Jack bring you the verdicts from the trial of the golden toilet. Michael Jones was convicted by a unanimous verdict of burglary, while Fred Doe was convicted of laundering the stolen gold by a majority of 10 jurors to two. Bora Guccuk was acquitted. The episode features all the latest from court as well as expl…

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28: The Inquiry: The “Cover-Up” 35:51

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In this episode Caroline and Liz discuss the closing statements of the families of the babies and the senior executives of the Countess of Chester Hospital. We’ve got details of the executives’ application to pause the inquiry amid claims that ‘new’ evidence could render Lucy Letby’s convictions unsafe. And the response of the families, who argue i…

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27: The Inquiry: Trial Update: 'They Deserved Better' 12:53

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about a year ago12:53

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In this episode of the Trial Update, Caroline and Liz have the assurance the Heath Secretary Wes Streeting has given to the inquiry that what happened at the Countess of Chester Hospital should never happen anywhere else. The inquiry was also told that the Department for Health were “deeply troubled” by the way the doctors were treated by senior ma…

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The Golden Toilet: ‘A Loss to the Nation’s Bottoms’ 41:31

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In this sixth episode, Caroline and Jack bring you the closing speeches from the prosecution and defence lawyers as the golden toilet trial draws to a close. The prosecutor told the court it was impossible to avoid the conclusion all three defendants were knowingly involved in the conspiracy surrounding the theft and sale of the toilet. But the def…

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Quality as the new currency: Enhancing healthcare with Armine Khudanyan, RN, MSN, CPHQ, CEO and Co-Founder, QAPIplus 30:12

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about a year ago30:12

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In the latest episode of the Post-Acute POV podcast, our host, Jeremy Crow, Head of RCM and Survey, MatrixCare, is joined by Armine Khudanyan, RN, MSN, CPHQ, CEO and Co-Founder, QAPIplus, and Trish Weber, RN, BSN, HCS-D, HCS-O, Manager, Coding & Review Services, MatrixCare. Join us as we delve into the critical role of quality in healthcare and exp…

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Human Rights in Conflict: A Conversation with Brian Dooley 37:39

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about a year ago37:39

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This episode of LawPod, hosted by law student Alexandra Morar, marks the third anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Alexandra speaks with Brian Dooley, Senior Advisor at Human Rights First and Honorary Professor at Queen’s, who recently returned from Ukraine. Brian shares his experiences investigating the killing of human rights defender…

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26: The Inquiry: The Police Investigation Widens 24:44

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about a year ago24:44

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In this emergency episode Caroline and Liz have the breaking news that detectives are now investigating certain members of staff who worked at the hospital at the time Lucy Letby was killing and harming babies. Cheshire Police have confirmed their investigation into Corporate Manslaughter, which focused on the hospital, has now been upgraded to Gro…

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Genocide, war crimes and justice 28:19

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about a year ago28:19

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Since the October 7th attacks by Hamas on Israel, and the IDF military invasion of the Gaza strip, terms like 'war crimes', 'crimes against humanity' and 'genocide' have been used when discussing the conflict. Warrants have been issued by the International Criminal Court in the Hague for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, his former defence…

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The Golden Toilet: ‘He’s an idiot’ 30:03

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In this fifth episode, Caroline and Jack bring you the evidence of the second defendant, Fred Doe, who is accused of trying to broker a sale for the stolen golden toilet. Fred Doe told the court that he had no idea the gold was stolen and expressed regret for ever getting involved with the “idiot” burglar who was in the gang that smashed their way …

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Empowering Safety: The Rise of Walkie Talkie Girlies at Queen’s 26:15

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about a year ago26:15

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In this special International Women's Day episode of LawPod, host Ellie Blair sits down with Aisling Cannon and Shauna McKey, members of the Walkie Talkie Girlies society. Founded in November 2023 at Queen's University, the society aims to improve women's safety by organising group walks, particularly in response to unsettling experiences both wome…

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Women in Law: A Celebration of Support and Empowerment 21:25

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about a year ago21:25

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In this special International Women's Day episode of LawPod, host Katie O'Doherty interviews Olivia Ferran and Jenna Mullan, co-chairs of Queen's University's Women in Law Society. They discuss their society's mission to support female law students through informative events, mentoring programs, and promoting a positive well-being environment. The …

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Expert witnesses in criminal trials 27:06

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Lucy Letby is serving 15 whole-life sentences after being convicted of murdering seven babies and attempting to murder seven others at the Countess of Chester hospital - with two attempts on one of her victims - between June 2015 and June 2016. But a campaign to clear her is being led by 14 medical experts who say there is no medical evidence for m…

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The Golden Toilet: ‘It’s not a lie’ 25:57

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In this fourth episode, Caroline and Jack have more of the evidence from the man on trial for his involvement in the burglary of the solid gold toilet. Michael Jones insisted his visits to Blenheim Palace in the days before were innocent and he was there, not to carry out reconnaissance missions, but because he was interested in the exhibitions. Le…

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The Golden Toilet: The Defence 29:13

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about a year ago29:13

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In this third episode, Caroline and Jack have the evidence of one of the defendants in the case. Michael Jones told the jury he was not carrying out reconnaissance missions at Blenheim Palace in the days before the theft of the solid gold toilet. He said he was visiting the exhibitions because he found the art intriguing. We also heard that the art…

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The Golden Toilet: The Footage 22:52

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In today's episode of the Trial of the Golden Toilet Caroline and Jack have the CCTV footage which shows the moment the heist takes place on Blenheim Palace. In dramatic footage a gang armed with sledgehammers and crowbars can be seen driving up to the main entrance and breaking in. Less than 6 minutes later they can be seen rolling the toilet away…

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The Golden Toilet: The Heist 19:04

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about a year ago19:04

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In the first episode of The Trial of the Golden Toilet Caroline and Jack hear the prosecution’s case against three men. One of them is accused of being involved in a heist on Blenheim Palace and stealing a 4.8m solid gold toilet. The other two are accused of helping to sell off the gold. The jury have heard how five men broke into Blenheim Palace i…

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Critical and Emerging Directions in International Justice – Astrid Reisinger-Coracini 45:45

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In this episode, Dr. Yassin Brunger converses with Dr. Astrid Reisinger-Coracini (University of Vienna) about the challenges and implications surrounding the crime of aggression in international law. Dr. Coracini, a member of the Austrian delegation at the International Criminal Court Assembly of State Parties in 2023, discusses the significant gap…

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Critical and Emerging Directions in International Justice - Priya Pillai 43:31

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about a year ago43:31

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In this special episode of LawPod, Dr. Yassin Brunger (Queen’s University Belfast) interviews Dr. Priya Pillai, Executive Director of the Asia Justice Coalition, on the challenges and prospects of international criminal justice in Asia. They discuss the anniversary of Myanmar's military offensive against the Rohingya, the role of civil society in s…

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Insight into the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC): Interview with John Curtis and Johanna Higgins 48:04

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about a year ago48:04

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In this episode of LawPod, hosts Kane Miller and Ella Murphy, both law students, interview Northern Ireland Commissioner Johanna Higgins and John Curtis, in-house counsel at the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC). They discuss their backgrounds and roles at the CCRC, explaining how the Commission investigates potential miscarriages of justice.…

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Reducing administrative burdens in senior care with Christina Lukezic, Director of Clinical Informatics, Saber Health 22:50

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about a year ago22:50

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In the latest episode of the Post-Acute POV podcast, our host, Michele Spadola, Senior Product Manager at MatrixCare, is joined by Christina Lukezic, Director of Clinical Informatics at Saber Health. The pair discuss the challenges and solutions in ensuring seamless care transitions for residents in post-acute care. Listen in as Christina shares in…

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25: The Inquiry: The Press Conference. How significant was it? 52:28

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about a year ago52:28

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In this episode Caroline and Liz discuss this week’s press conference by Lucy Letby’s defence team. They go over the findings of the expert panel, who now say she isn't guilty of any murders, and compare it to the evidence scrutinised at her two trials. They also speak to Lord Ken Macdonald KC, the former Director of Public Prosecutions, who gives …

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The Global Impact and Complexities of Intercountry Adoption 39:40

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about a year ago39:40

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In this episode of LawPod, Dr Alice Diver from the School of Law converses with Kyung-eun Lee, director of Human Rights Beyond Borders, about the multifaceted issues surrounding intercountry adoption. They discuss the truth recovery process in Northern Ireland, the historical and ongoing human rights violations associated with adoption practices wo…

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Dr. Clara Rigoni – Honour-Based Violence and Forced Marriages 37:32

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about a year ago37:32

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In this episode, Dr. Alessandro Corda and Dr. Elizabeth Agnew sit down with Dr. Clara Rigoni, Maître Assistante at the Faculty of Law, Criminal Justice and Public Administration of the University of Lausanne (Switzerland), to discuss her book Honour-Based Violence and Forced Marriages: Community and Restorative Practices in Europe (Routledge). The …

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24: The Inquiry: The Final Witnesses 45:52

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Caroline and Liz run through the evidence of the final week of witnesses, including that of Jane Tomkinson, the current chief executive of the Countess of Chester Hospital. She tells the inquiry that things have significantly changed in the nine years since Lucy Letby murdered babies on the neo-natal unit and that senior managers are more open and …

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Navigating the future of health data exchange with Paul Wilder, Executive Director, Commonwell Health Alliance, and Angela Richards, Director of Health Informatics, Andwell Health Partners 42:44

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about a year ago42:44

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In the latest episode of the Post-Acute POV podcast, our host, Andrew Donlan, Senior Editor at Home Health Care News, presents a panel discussion featuring Chris Pugliese, Director of Product Management, MatrixCare, as the moderator, and Paul Wilder, Executive Director, Commonwell Health Alliance, Angela Richards, Director of Health Informatics, An…

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23: The Inquiry: Jeremy Hunt 40:14

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Caroline and Liz are back with the first week of evidence from the Inquiry of the New Year. They explain the testimony of MP Jeremy Hunt, who was Health Secretary, when Lucy Letby murdered and harmed babies at the Countess of Chester Hospital, in 2015 and 2016. He apologised to the families and said he took ultimate responsibility for a failure to …

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Don’t Forget Us Here: An Interview with Mansoor Adayfi 1:08:08

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In this episode, Fionnuala Ní Aoláin, Professor of Law at Queen's University, Belfast, and former UN Special Rapporteur on Counterterrorism and Human Rights, interviews Mansoor Adayfi, a former detainee at Guantanamo Bay. They discuss Mansoor's experiences at Guantanamo, his work as an author and human rights advocate, and his memoir 'Don't Forget …

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Amitav Ghosh’s 2024 Seamus Deane Lecture: The Nutmeg’s Curse and Our Ecological Crisis 34:28

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about a year ago34:28

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In the 2024 Seamus Deane lecture, acclaimed novelist Amitav Ghosh, hosted by Field Day, the Derry Playhouse, and the School of Law, explores themes from his book 'The Nutmeg's Curse: Parables for a Planet in Crisis.' Ghosh places colonialism, the ecological, and cultural legacies of the West at the heart of understanding climate change, describing …

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