These interviews have featured lawyers, legal academics and interesting personalities from the general legal diaspora. TheLawMap publications had always been about making justice and law related information available to all. Over the course of the last three years the ethos of the editorial team had been to present lawyers in a humane light and as the main protagonist within the justice system, thereby highlighting their contribution to the legal process and society in general.
If you are a legal professional and would like to be featured in our interview series, please contact us: features@saturdaylawinterview.com
Our previous interviews are:
“To be left alone is the most precious thing one can ask of the modern world”, featuring Dr Paul Burnell, Lecturer on Information Technology, Intellectual Property and Media Law at University of East Anglia Law School
"'No more the meek & mild subservience', arise Madam Counsel", featuring Jane Needham, Senior Counsel & Senior Vice President, New South Wales (NSW) Bar, Australia
"Howzat! Cricket, Law, Sports Betting & The Cricket World Cup for Lawyers", featuring Santhan Krishnan, Advocate & President of Indian Advocates Cricket Association
"The Force, The Forced & The Enforcer: The Heart of Forced Marriage", featuring Charlotte Proudman, Barrister & Writer on Civil Liberty issues
"The Art of Advocacy: A Barrister's Tale", featuring Felicity Gerry, Barrister, Writer & Media Commentator
"When you wish upon a star', the Prosecution rests", featuring Mark Holmes, Novelist & Senior Prosecutor at the Crown Prosecution Service
"Weekend Offender: 'A Lush Life' as a Criminal Lawyer in Glasgow", featuring Paul Mullen, Criminal Lawyer, Livingstone Brown
"Clothed in Blood: Law, Morality & Responsibility within the Global Fashion Industry", featuring A S M Monirul Alam, Barrister & Commercial lawyer, Bangladesh
"Women in Law: 'Smart, able and indeed as brave as men'", featuring Camilla Choudhury Khawaja, Barrister & Lecturer
"The Role of the Lawyer in enacting Justice & the Legal Process in Zimbabwe", featuring Nqobani Nyathi, Lawyer, Legal Resources Foundation Zimbabwe
"How far could compassion take you? Is there a case for compassion within the Criminal Justice system?", featuring Dr Trystan Owain Hughes, Academic, Priest and Writer of 'The Compassion Quest'
"Hang my son for killing India’s daughter - 2012 Delhi gang rape case", featuring a chat with an anonymous Solicitor from UK who had formerly practised in the Indian Courts
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