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The future of a law aimed at stopping internet piracy is in doubt after industry giant Telstra Clear said it won't participate. Audio

With employment lawyer and crown solicitor, Andrew Scott-Howman. Audio

A 26-year-old woman is facing a variety of disorder and assault charges after allegedly to trying bite a police officer. Audio

They want to ban events such as the Boobs on Bikes parade. Audio

Family law expert Catriona MacLennan discusses what happens with property when relationships end. Audio

Simon Power, Minister of Justice is in the studio. Audio

The Government's 90-day job trial period comes into effect this weekend. Audio

With legal commentator Dean Knight. Audio

Attorney General for England, Wales and Northern Ireland, and the first female and ethnic minority person to hold the office. Audio

Landlords are welcoming a review of tenancy laws expected to give property owners more powers to deal with problem tenants. Audio

Labour and the Greens claim the Residential Tenancies Amendment Bill will even the playing field between landlords and tenants. Audio

A visiting United Nations official has said that cannabis use is causing huge problems for international law makers. Audio

With legal commentator Ursula Cheer live from our Christchurch studio. Audio

A three-year study by a panel of lawyers and judges has concluded that anti-terrorism measures have undermined human rights law. Audio

With Wellington Barrister and legal commentator Robert Lithgow. Audio

A High Court Judge has reserved his decision in the long running battle between the country's two major supermarket chains. Audio

Law expert Catriona Maclennan takes us through changes to the Domestic Violence Act. Audio

Community law centres fear they will have to cut services due to a funding cut of more than 40 percent. Audio

The Prime Minister, John Key, says new legislation targetting boy racers should be drafted within the next six weeks. Audio

An ACC law expert says the way is now open for women to sue their doctor if they get pregnant after sterilisation surgery. Audio

The move affects all foreign troops in Iraq except American forces. Audio

The seventieth anniversary of racist laws that led to the deaths of thousands of Italian Jews has been marked in Rome. Audio

It will soon be harder for defendants to be granted bail, with new legislation due to pass under urgency later tonight. Audio

The corporation's Gary Young says not enough businesses consider the cost of rebuilding their businesses if the worst happens. Audio

Recently retired as Senior Law Lord, a position he has held since 2000 in the House of Lords, the UK's highest court of appeal. Audio