High profile cases

Cases and parties that have attracted significant media attention - why they were of interest, and how this affected proceedings

Lukas Biczysko / Philip R / Selinay Karatag
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Can we prosecute capitalist crimes against life? Bringing environmental destruction to trial

Can international criminal law hold corporate decision-makers accountable for environmental destruction? This episode explores the promise and limits of ecocide law in confronting the structures of capitalism.

Angelina Furtak / Christina Mino
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Rape Academy- A unique case or an ongoing phenomenon?

What happens when the internet becomes a place where sexual violence is not only shared, but encouraged, taught, and normalised?

Tim Adigüzel / Carlotta Schlecker
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The rise of litigation PR

In today’s media-saturated world, legal battles are fought not only in the courtroom but also in the headlines.

Emelie Eilers / Ruta Kauschke
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Glawry & Gore: The Iceman - two hundred frozen souls and one twisted mind

In this episode, Emelie and Ruta present a portrait of a notoriously cold-hearted murderer with an outstanding modus operandi in the New Jersey mob scene.

Philip Altmann
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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.

Jasmin Haagen / Maximilian Hübner
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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.

Katharina Pickl / Niklas Tausendpfund
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Johnny Depp and Amber Heard: The media response

To what extent was the defamation trial involving Johnny Depp and Amber Heard influenced by media involvement?