The Criminal Law Podcast

By: Pump Court Chambers
  • Summary

  • The Pump Court criminal law podcast

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Episodes
  • Pump Court Criminal Law Podcast Episode 5 – Annabel Hazlitt
    Jun 24 2024
    In the final episode of this season of the criminal law podcast, Ed Wylde speaks to Annabel Hazlitt about her career prior to coming to the Bar, including a summer internship as a clerk at the RCJ, which gave her invaluable experience of advocacy. Annabel talks about starting her specialised criminal pupillage at Pump Court during the CBA strike and balancing a career as a junior criminal barrister on the Western Circuit while living in London.

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    46 mins
  • Pump Court Criminal Law Podcast Episode 4 - Ruba Huleihel
    Jun 4 2024
    In the most recent episode of the Pump Court Criminal Law podcast, Ed Wylde and Ruba Huleihel discuss the new regulations pertaining to strangulation, which Ruba describes as "the police's new toy". After talking about her opinions on overturning a guilty plea, Ruba explains how a client voluntarily discloses to the jury his history of offenses, even though he is accused of possessing indecent photos of children.

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    50 mins
  • Pump Court Criminal Law Podcast Episode 3 - Nigel Pascoe KC
    May 21 2024
    Ed Wylde speaks to Nigel Pascoe KC about the role and importance of independent juries in criminal trials, including his play 'The Trial of Penn and Mead', advocacy skills for dealing with juries and the impact of modern technology and social media on jury trials.

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    39 mins

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