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A barrister takes the Department of Justice to the Supreme Court in London; a case over religious discrimination heads to tribunal; a court battle ensues to save a historic building in Belfast.
A barrister takes the Department of Justice to the Supreme Court in London; a case over religious discrimination heads to tribunal; a court battle ensues to save a historic building in Belfast.
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Barristers
S1, EP5 "Barristers"A barrister takes the Department of Justice to the Supreme Court in London; a case over religious discrimination heads to tribunal; a court battle ensues to save a historic building in Belfast.
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S1, EP4 "Barristers"A group of families take part in a public inquiry to discover the cause of their children's death in a hospital; a woman gets money back that she lost in a bad investment deal.
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S1, EP3 "Barristers"After being gored by a bull, a man goes to court to claim compensation for his injuries; after a property deal goes terribly wrong, a woman sues her international property lawyer.
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S1, EP2 "Barristers"When a business refuses to pay a bill, they are taken to court by Derry City Council; an inside look at how a top barrister prepares for a high profile criminal case.
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