
Law and Disorder
Podot
Law and Disorder is a new weekly podcast looking at the biggest issues in the news through the prism of the law. Read more
Episodes
The Criminal Cases Backlog 03/22/2025 34:58Mailbag: Trump, tax and tenuous tidbits 03/15/2025 27:44
House of Lords Reform 03/08/2025 32:08The Flight of the Tate Brothers 02/28/2025 13:09The Collapse of the Rules-Based Order 02/22/2025 30:13 Show all episodes
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Our take on Law and Disorder podcast
Law and Disorder breaks down the week's top legal problems with a refreshing twist. In every episode, legal giants Nicholas Mostyn, Helena Kennedy, and Charlie Falconer dissect topics like the Rwanda Bill with a balance of expertise and wit. It's a half-hour dive into the intersection of law and current events, minus the usual courtroom formality. Law and Disorder is a news commentary podcast by Podot.Podot
Nicholas Mostyn, Baroness Helena Kennedy and Charlie Falconer
United Kingdom
56
35'
Weekly
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Listener reviews
Mrs Sarah M Grant - 03/20/2024
This thought-provoking, compelling and often combative podcast had me riveted as not only are the three protagonists some of the most distinguished legal brains of their generation but they also helped to define and create much of today's legal landscape. As a non-lawyer, I was grateful for their clarity and the accessible way they discussed newsy and controversial topics and unravelled some seemingly complex areas of the Law in a way that the interested layman (and woman) could easily understand. I was particularly fascinated by their debates on Assisted Dying, Rwanda, the Shamima Begum case plus Libel law and the Vardy-Rooney case. If you fear it might be dry and technical - forget it; these three absolutely bring the Law alive for anyone interested in politics, history and the state of Britain today.
This thought-provoking, compelling and often combative podcast had me riveted as not only are the three protagonists some of the most distinguished legal brains of their generation but they also helped to define and create much of today's legal landscape. As a non-lawyer, I was grateful for their clarity and the accessible way they discussed newsy and controversial topics and unravelled some seemingly complex areas of the Law in a way that the interested layman (and woman) could easily understand. I was particularly fascinated by their debates on Assisted Dying, Rwanda, the Shamima Begum case plus Libel law and the Vardy-Rooney case. If you fear it might be dry and technical - forget it; these three absolutely bring the Law alive for anyone interested in politics, history and the state of Britain today.
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