S2 Ep1: Episode 1. Cases that Changed People's Lives - Revisited: the" De Burca Case".

The first programme in the series reviewed the “ De Burca Case ” (1976) which was about the automatic right of women to sit on juries, or put the other way, the right of women not to have to be tried by a jury of all men. This episode benefitted from observation, commentary, and analysis from leading Irish lawyer and academic – now Judge of the Irish Supreme Court, Gerard Hogan, S.C., and had the benefit of an interview with one of the protagonists in the case – Irish journalist and writer - Máirín De Burca - who gives her first hand experience of the journey this legal challenge travelled to success in the Irish Supreme Court.

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S2 Ep1: Episode 1. Cases that Changed People's Lives - Revisited: the" De Burca Case". is an episode from What does Law mean, Mumu? by alanheadstuff.

This episode is 28:39 long.

This episode was published on Jul 6, 2021.

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