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The Richard Dimbleby Lecture

BBC One
on BBC One London

Given by the Lord Chief Justice, the Rt Hon the Lord Taylor of Gosforth, before an invited audience.
He became the Lord Chief
Justice in April, when the British legal system was under fire over a series of successful appeals against IRA terrorist convictions. His main task is ' seen as restoring confidence in Britishjustice, to make the judiciary "more accessible and user-friendly" and to improve co-operation within the criminal justice system. In the lecture he responds to public perceptions of the judiciary and considers proposals for change. Introduced by David Dimbleby. Director PieterMorpurgo Editor Anne Tyerman ● STEREO
● TRANSCRIPT: send £2.50 to [address removed]

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Introduced By:
David Dimbleby.
Editor:
Anne Tyerman
Source: Radio Times

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