
FAU law students discuss law through media
A podcast produced and presented by our legal English students
Can juries today ignore the media and try cases completely fairly?
The effect and influence of extensive media coverage of cases on the jury decision-making process.
Potential media influence on the outcomes of (jury) trials
The effect of extensive media coverage and pre-trial publicity on criminal trials and the possibility of juries reaching a fair verdict in such cases.
Law in front of and behind the badge: crime dramas and their influence on public perception of the police
Are people's perceptions of the police and how they work affected - positively or negatively - by their portrayal in films and TV series?
Standing in the pillory in the 21st century: court reporting today
What determines the type and extent of reporting on court cases in the media?
Effects of news reporting on law enforcement and how the media shapes public opinion
What differences are there between Germany and the USA when it comes to criticism of the police?
Media perception of prejudice in the US justice system
How successful have TV producers been highlighting racial prejudice in the US justice system?
I wanted to be Elle Woods. Am I dissapointed?
To what extent can potential students of law rely on what they see on TV and in films about studying at university?
Fake news - prevention and remedies from a legal perspective
What is the legal position when it comes to fake news and its effects on human rights and freedom of expression?
The jury in American movies
How accurately are criminal trials and lay juries depicted in American movies?