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Robert Lithgow talks about a guideline judgment case. Audio

The Police Crime Unit says forcing SIM cards to be registered would help them in their number one activity - chasing down the people behind anonymous phone numbers. Audio

Politicians are being warned that making professional charity collectors reveal how much of a donation they keep for themselves will have catastrophic consequences for fundraisers. Audio

Mai Chen discusses the Declaration on Indigenous Peoples Rights. Audio

Sir Geoffrey Palmer - President of the Law Commission. Audio

The Law Commission is also recommending parents be fined five-thousand dollars if they don't properly supervise minors while they are drinking. Audio

Parliament is under pressure to dump the conscience vote on changes to alcohol laws. Audio

That is if it acts on recommendations made in a Law Commission report. Audio

Medical and addiction specialists say lowering the alcohol purchasing age has caused too much damage, and it should be raised again. Audio

The Law Commission's proposals for sweeping changes to alcohol laws including raising the drinking age to 20 have already hit a snag. Audio

Dean Knight discusses the Justice Bill Wilson conflict of interest saga. Audio

The Greek parliament's passed what the Prime Minister calls a revolutionary law designed to crack down on tax evasion. Audio

Auckland lawyer Catriona MacLennan discusses consumer law. Audio

Bits and bytes from the world of technology with Bill Thompson. The UK Digital Economy Bill becomes law and with a general election looming on May 6th how will the parties be using technology to win… Audio

Dean Knight is a senior lecturer at Victoria University's Faculty of Law, and today he discusses issues surrounding the sacking of ECan and appointing commissioners in its place. Audio

Some retailers are planning to break the law again this year and open their doors for trading over the Easter weekend. Audio

Attorney-General Chris Finlayson has ruled the work testing of DPB recipients, sickness beneficiaries and the unemployed breaches the bill of rights because it treats them differently based on their… Audio

With legal commentator Robert Lithgow. Audio

The North Shore City Council has failed in a bid to overturn two High Court decisions awarding millions of dollars' compensation to owners of leaky buildings. Audio

Looks at the Government's proposed changes to tertiary education. Audio

The laws on the possession of knives are under review, with tougher sentences being considered for those who carry them unlawfully in public. Audio

A South Auckland liquor store owner stabbed during a robbery, is angry the Ministry of Justice is recommending no change to the country's self-defence laws. Audio

A South Auckland liquor store owner who was stabbed during a robbery says the government should reject ministry advice to leave self defence laws unchanged. Audio

Andrew Scott-Howman discusses employment law and workplace issues. Audio

A Manukau City Councillor has again raised his concern about the number of stores selling alcohol in South Auckland on the back of the guilty verdict yesterday in the Navtej Singh murder trial. Audio