Dr Candida Saunders
Rape on Trial
What actually happens to rape cases in the criminal justice system in England & Wales? Presented by Dr Candida Saunders, a legal scholar specialising in criminal law, evidence, and procedure, Rape on Trial is a legally informed, criminal justice documentary podcast examining the investigation and prosecution of rape and serious sexual offences. Through a series of individual case studies drawing on real-life police and prosecution case-files and Crown Court trial observations, we see how criminal justice actually works in an adversarial legal system, and how it doesn't. By looking closely at e...
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Dr Candida Saunders
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Dernier épisode
18 sept. 2026
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1. Tariq's Trial part 1 24.08.2025 1:28:20
Want to know what the investigation and prosecution of rape and serious sex offences really looks like in the UK today? In this, the first of two introductory episodes taking us straight to the heart of criminal process, we're in a Crown Court somewhere in England & Wales watching a real-life rape trial; the kind of case heard up and down the country every day. Tariq* is charged with rape and...
Season Trailer 23.08.2025 2:21
Introducing Criminal Justice in Action’s first season, Rape on Trial, where we examine how rape and serious sexual offences are investigated and prosecuted in England and Wales: a probing, comprehensive, and, crucially, evidence-based look at how the criminal process works in these cases in practice, when it doesn't, and why it matters. Whether you're a student of law, criminology, social sciences...
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