Crime and PunishmentYou are in: BBC Newsline > Special reports  An exclusive interview with the man in charge of Northern Ireland's courts BBC Newsline takes an in-depth look at how our criminal justice system works and asks if it is delivering for victims of crime  Courtroom drama as students learn about the legal process  Our Home Affairs Correspondent Vincent Kearney speaks to Sir Alasdair Fraser  We put your questions to two specialists in criminal law  The most frequent queries faced by the Public Prosecution Service  A Regional Prosecutor explains the role of the PPS in the criminal justice sytem  Is the PSNI doing enough to bring criminals before the courts?  How does the system treat those who have been wronged?  Just how tough is life on the inside for prison inmates?  The challenge of monitoring offenders and changing criminal behaviour  Vincent Kearney examines how Northern Ireland's courts are structured  David Maxwell finds out what goes on in a typical week in our courts  Our viewers' group tells us what they think of our criminal justice system You are in: BBC Newsline > Special reports |
