Justice

New Ways of Seeing. Digital Justice. Audio, 28 minutes
Artist James Bridle considers how we can reshape technology to better represent us all.
Attribution
BBC Radio 4
Available for over a year
Shreds: Murder in the dock. Part 10: The real murderer. Audio, 30 minutes
"I’m quite looking forward to death to find out if God or the devil exists."
Attribution
BBC Radio Wales
Available for over a year
Shreds: Murder in the dock. Part 8: The 'confession' Audio, 41 minutes
‘People will confess to anything to stop something happening.’
Attribution
BBC Radio Wales
Available for over a year
Remorse: A Sorry Story. Audio, 28 minutes
Vikram Dodd investigates the role remorse plays in criminal sentencing.
Attribution
BBC Radio 4
Available for over a year
Shreds: Murder in the dock. Part 2: Number 7 James Street. Audio, 29 minutes
A young woman is found murdered in an empty, unlit flat on Valentine’s Day.
Attribution
BBC Radio Wales
Available for over a year
Shreds: Murder in the dock. Part One: Prologue – Under the bridge. Audio, 21 minutes
Prelude to a murder in old Tiger Bay.
Attribution
BBC Radio Wales
Available for over a year
Treasure Champs. Fairness. Audio, 11 minutes
Kari has invented a board game but is making up the rules so Barry has to do forfeits.
Attribution
CBeebies Radio
Available for over a year
Drawing a Line Under the Troubles. Audio, 37 minutes
Can those caught up in Northern Ireland's Troubles achieve justice? Peter Taylor reports.
Attribution
BBC Radio 4
Available for over a year
Across the Red Line. Series 2, Is 'Victim Culture' an Obstacle to Justice? Audio, 43 minutes
Anne McElvoy, with Gabrielle Rifkind, invites two opposed figures to listen to each other.
Attribution
BBC Radio 4
Available for over a year
The Untold. The Good Fight. Audio, 28 minutes
One man's battle with the authorities over his freedom to use a washing machine.
Attribution
BBC Radio 4
Available for over a year
File on 4 Investigates. Police Protection? The Murder of Kevin Nunes. Audio, 38 minutes
Questions remain about alleged police misconduct in a 15-year-old murder investigation.
Attribution
BBC Radio 4
Available for over a year
Moral Maze. Peace, Justice and Morality. Audio, 43 minutes
Combative, provocative and engaging debate chaired by Michael Buerk.
Attribution
BBC Radio 4
Available for over a year
A History of Ideas. Omnibus, What Is Justice? Audio, 58 minutes
Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss ideas about justice.
Attribution
BBC Radio 4
Available for over a year
A History of Ideas. Historian Alice Taylor on Habeas Corpus. Audio, 11 minutes
Historian Alice Taylor on the slippery justice of extrajudicial detention.
Attribution
BBC Radio 4
Available for over a year
A History of Ideas. Thomas Hobbes and Civil Disobedience. Audio, 11 minutes
Criminologist David Wilson looks at Thomas Hobbes and his 'social contract' theory.
Attribution
BBC Radio 4
Available for over a year
A History of Ideas. Philosopher Angie Hobbs on the Veil of Ignorance. Audio, 11 minutes
Angie Hobbs, Leif Wenar and David Runciman debate and explore the ideas of John Rawls.
Attribution
BBC Radio 4
Available for over a year
A History of Ideas. Barrister Harry Potter on Deterrence. Audio, 11 minutes
In this edition of a series of programmes on justice, Harry Potter examines deterrence.
Attribution
BBC Radio 4
Available for over a year
A History of Ideas. What Is Justice? Audio, 11 minutes
Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss ideas about justice.
Attribution
BBC Radio 4
Available for over a year
Can Time Run Out for Justice? Audio, 28 minutes
Keir Starmer explores relationships between justice, retribution and the passage of time.
Attribution
BBC Radio 4
Available for over a year
Profile. Elizabeth Butler-Sloss. Audio, 13 minutes
A profile of Elizabeth Butler-Sloss, head of a major new enquiry into abuse allegations.
Attribution
BBC Radio 4
Available for over a year
Common. Video, 89 minutes
Writer Jimmy McGovern's drama based on the UK's controversial joint enterprise law.
Attribution
BBC One
Available for over a year