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Rough Justice

Do we have the law we deserve?

Her Honour Wendy Joseph

Rough Justice

Rough Justice

Do we have the law we deserve?

Rough Justice

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Do we have the law we deserve? Has justice improved for the victim, the accused and society? What even is justice? Following her Sunday Times bestseller Unlawful Killings, Her Honour Wendy Joseph KC reconstructs four gripping courtroom dramas, drawing on her many years’ experience as a murder trial judge to ask whether our justice system works, and if it has improved over the centuries.

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Beschrijving Rough Justice

Do we have the law we deserve? Has justice improved for the victim, the accused and society? What even is justice?

Following her Sunday Times bestseller Unlawful Killings, Her Honour Wendy Joseph KC reconstructs four gripping courtroom dramas, drawing on her many years’ experience as a murder trial judge to ask whether our justice system works, and if it has improved over the centuries.

‘Joseph is a natural storyteller.. but what makes it stand out is her point of view.’ The Times

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9781804992661
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Transworld Publishers Ltd

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