In the last decade, all over Britain, crime levels have been rising. The public wants something done, but how do we get it under control?
Chris Daw QC and solicitor Ayesha Nayyar look at how Britain's courts are handling law and order. The two lawyers, with opposing views on dealing with crime hit the road to gather evidence from victims, former criminals and those on the front lines.
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Offering a compelling insight into the work of the police and prosecutors in bringing the two suspects to trial, this documentary also shines a light on the work of the defence teams.
The story of how a 1970s miscarriage of justice involving three teenage boys would lead to a radical overhaul of police powers and a brand new method of investigation.
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