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Certainly Not Legal Advice

Hosted by dnlapodcast · society · EN · 16 episodes

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Join Duncan Adam, Hannah Mimiec and Dr Alex Simmonds as they examine legal topics of the past, present and future. Informative, entertaining and thought provoking but Certainly Not Legal Advice! If you wish to contact Duncan, Hannah or Alex, please send an email to DNLApodcast@gmail.com

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Certainly Not Legal Advice is a society podcast hosted by dnlapodcast, with 16 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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Episode #16
Episode 43 - Artemis II, Bus News, Nuremberg, 'Knives Out' and the return of the (Cor) mack!
Apr 4, 20261h 53mS0
In this episode of everybody's favourite Law podcast we have an extended 'News' bulletin in which we discuss some of the law relating to the Artemis II Mission (at the time of recording the astronauts were in Earth orbit), explore some responses to a recent survey about public transport, consider the legalities of modifying a car interior with drug paraphernalia and chat about Art theft. There is then the first of hopefully many 'Spotlights' on the historic Nuremberg trials, masterfully presented by Duncan and Ruaridh. Finally, Hannah tells us about one of her favourite murder mysteries ('Knives Out') and how i...
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Episode #15
Episode 42 - Dog Theft, The Plugs and Sockets etc (Safety) Regulations 1994 and Celebrity Guests Emma Bell and Olivia McMurtie join us to discuss Lord Jones Mooting Success
Mar 23, 20261h 43mS0
Join Alex, Duncan and Hannah for yet another (belated- apologies, things have been very busy!) instalment of everybody's favourite law podcast, Certainly Not Legal Advice! In this episode we discuss whether a specific law against stealing dogs is really necessary, explore some of the nuances of the assisted dying law in Jersey, discover some of the legal facets of the movie, 'Alien: Romulus' and unearth a legally sinister aspect of The Plugs and Sockets etc (Safety) Regulations 1994. We are then joined in the studio by Celebrity Guests Emma Bell and Olivia McMurtie to talk about Dundee Law School's recent...
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Episode #14
Episode 41 - Oat Milk, 'The Man Who Sued God', 'Ancient Law', and Celebrity Guest Andrew Savage joins us to discuss qualification periods in Unfair Dismissal claims
Feb 23, 20261h 30mS0
According to our Celebrity Guest Andrew Savage this week, the podcast was exactly a year and a day old on the day of recording... whilst we may have missed the chance to do a special feature on the old 'year and a day' rule as it applied to murder in England and Wales, we nevertheless have a jam-packed show. First, there is some inevitable discussion of the week's news regarding the arrest of Andrew Mountbatten Windsor regarding allegations that he strenuously denies before Billy Connolly makes his 'Law on Film' debut as 'The Man Who Sued God'. Next we...
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Episode #13
Episode 40 - The Ecocide (Scotland) Bill 2025, 'A Boy Named Sue', The Salad Cream Regulations 1966 and Rupert Williams joins us again to discuss his latest article on Law and Language
Feb 10, 20262h 46mS0
In this episode we get to grips with the Ecocide (Scotland) Bill 2025, discuss the limits of consent in respect of body modification and space tourism, discover the law on name-changes through the lens of 'A Boy Named Sue' by Johnny Cash / Shel Silverstein, and discuss the legal position on stolen cultural artefacts during war time as portrayed in the movie 'Woman in Gold'. Rupert Williams also returns to the airwaves to discuss his latest article, "Teaching for Language and Law: How and Why?" in the Edinburgh Law Review, and Alex, Duncan and Hannah undertake a long overdue...
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Episode #12
Episode 39 - Greenland, The Railways Bill 2025, 'Twistin' in the Wind' and Rupert Williams tells us about his new book, 'Meandering Sweet'
Jan 27, 20262h 12mS0
The first episode of the 'new look' Certainly Not Legal Advice podcast for 2026 kicks off with the latest news, specifically, the developments surrounding the status of Greenland and a curious case involving lawn maintenance from Canada. Rupert Williams, a language for law specialist at the University of Dundee also joins us for a fascinating episode of 'Orwell and Good' where he discusses legal aspects of his new book, 'Meandering Sweet: Walking up the River Tay', which comes highly recommended (see below for the Amazon link). Hold on to your hats for what comes next, as Duncan takes us on a...
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Certainly Not Legal Advice

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Recent episodes

Episode 43 - Artemis II, Bus News, Nuremberg, 'Knives Out' and the return of the (Cor) mack!

Episode 42 - Dog Theft, The Plugs and Sockets etc (Safety) Regulations 1994 and Celebrity Guests Emma Bell and Olivia McMurtie join us to discuss Lord Jones Mooting Success

Episode 41 - Oat Milk, 'The Man Who Sued God', 'Ancient Law', and Celebrity Guest Andrew Savage joins us to discuss qualification periods in Unfair Dismissal claims

Episode 40 - The Ecocide (Scotland) Bill 2025, 'A Boy Named Sue', The Salad Cream Regulations 1966 and Rupert Williams joins us again to discuss his latest article on Law and Language

Episode 39 - Greenland, The Railways Bill 2025, 'Twistin' in the Wind' and Rupert Williams tells us about his new book, 'Meandering Sweet'

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Andrew Savage

Rupert Williams

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Certainly Not Legal Advice

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Recent episodes

Episode 43 - Artemis II, Bus News, Nuremberg, 'Knives Out' and the return of the (Cor) mack!

Episode 42 - Dog Theft, The Plugs and Sockets etc (Safety) Regulations 1994 and Celebrity Guests Emma Bell and Olivia McMurtie join us to discuss Lord Jones Mooting Success

Episode 41 - Oat Milk, 'The Man Who Sued God', 'Ancient Law', and Celebrity Guest Andrew Savage joins us to discuss qualification periods in Unfair Dismissal claims

Episode 40 - The Ecocide (Scotland) Bill 2025, 'A Boy Named Sue', The Salad Cream Regulations 1966 and Rupert Williams joins us again to discuss his latest article on Law and Language

Episode 39 - Greenland, The Railways Bill 2025, 'Twistin' in the Wind' and Rupert Williams tells us about his new book, 'Meandering Sweet'

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Andrew Savage

Rupert Williams

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