LegalWise is turning 30 this month! Chris Faulkner from LegalWise and his team join the Laws of Life team to tell us about this milestone. Today’s show focuses on reconciliation and forgiveness as an alternative to traditional punishment. It’s about the restorative justice process. It promotes healing and restitution, forgiveness and tolerance. Mike Batley from the Restorative Justice Centre and Conrad Kotze, a mediator tell us how this works.
Award-winning presenter and attorney Garry Hertzberg brings you a legal show presented in an entirely fresh format. It’s ‘Reality Law’ as Garry interviews people who have lived through or experienced something incredible. At the same time their stories highlight how the legal implications can be used to serve you…
Guests share intimate and often harrowing experiences while being interviewed and human tragedy and triumph are addressed. The format is exciting and energetic and the practical aspects of law are relayed with reference to real life situations.
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