Breaking The Law

Series

Episode

Title

First
Broadcast

Repeated

Comments

05 LAST

Talking Treason

20010504

20020628

The law against treason is one of the oldest, and many, including royalty, have been executed for it. Can citizens still be convicted of treason?

What Can I Wear?

20010430

20020624

Deborah Bull with the first of five programmes of legal revelations. Can you still wear a pair of pointy shoes or velvet breeches in a LONDON street? What are the implications of not wearing the correct dress in court, especially if there is a royal death?

Can you still wear a pair of pointy shoes or velvet breeches in a LONDON street? What are the implications of not wearing the correct dress in court, especially if there is a royal death?

The Welsh In Chester

20010501

20020625

Deborah Bull with five programmes of legal revelations. Is it still legal to decapitate a Welshman in Chester? Only within the city walls, after dark, it seems.

Is it still legal to decapitate a Welshman in Chester? Only within the city walls, after dark, it seems.

Law And The Church

20010502

20020626

Deborah Bull presents more legal revelations. Can you still be sentenced under Church law? Are blasphemy and heresy still crimes? What are the legal implications of buying land which includes a church?

Can you still be sentenced under Church law? Are blasphemy and heresy still crimes? What are the legal implications of buying land which includes a church?

The Law Of The Road

20010503

20020627

Deborah Bull presents more legal revelations. Pedlars, tinkers and hawkers could soon be a thing of the past, so what relevance does the Pedlars Act have today, and why is it causing friction?

Pedlars, tinkers and hawkers could soon be a thing of the past, so what relevance does the Pedlars Act have today, and why is it causing friction?

Talking Treason

20010504

20020628

Deborah Bull presents more legal revelations. The law against treason is one of the oldest, and many, including royalty, have been executed for it. Can citizens still be convicted of treason?

Episodes

Series	Episode	Title	First Broadcast	Repeated	Comments
	05 LAST	Talking Treason	20010504	20020628	The law against treason is one of the oldest, and many, including royalty, have been executed for it. Can citizens still be convicted of treason?
01	01	What Can I Wear?	20010430	20020624	Deborah Bull with the first of five programmes of legal revelations. Can you still wear a pair of pointy shoes or velvet breeches in a LONDON street? What are the implications of not wearing the correct dress in court, especially if there is a royal death? Can you still wear a pair of pointy shoes or velvet breeches in a LONDON street? What are the implications of not wearing the correct dress in court, especially if there is a royal death?
01	02	The Welsh In Chester	20010501	20020625	Deborah Bull with five programmes of legal revelations. Is it still legal to decapitate a Welshman in Chester? Only within the city walls, after dark, it seems. Is it still legal to decapitate a Welshman in Chester? Only within the city walls, after dark, it seems.
01	03	Law And The Church	20010502	20020626	Deborah Bull presents more legal revelations. Can you still be sentenced under Church law? Are blasphemy and heresy still crimes? What are the legal implications of buying land which includes a church? Can you still be sentenced under Church law? Are blasphemy and heresy still crimes? What are the legal implications of buying land which includes a church?
01	04	The Law Of The Road	20010503	20020627	Deborah Bull presents more legal revelations. Pedlars, tinkers and hawkers could soon be a thing of the past, so what relevance does the Pedlars Act have today, and why is it causing friction? Pedlars, tinkers and hawkers could soon be a thing of the past, so what relevance does the Pedlars Act have today, and why is it causing friction?
01	05	Talking Treason	20010504	20020628	Deborah Bull presents more legal revelations. The law against treason is one of the oldest, and many, including royalty, have been executed for it. Can citizens still be convicted of treason?