In this month's episode, the wigs deep dive into two topics. Firstly the political/legal drama that has been dominating political news headlines of late. That is, the revelations that former prime minister Scott Morrison secretly swore himself into multiple ministries during 2020/21.
Secondly, the wigs look at a recent decision of the NSW court of criminal appeal in a case called Stuart, where the court applied the principles around when a plea of guilty and subsequent conviction can be set aside by an appeal court. The interesting facts of the case include the court's finding that a solicitor entered pleas of guilty without taking instructions from the client.

The extraordinary arrest, capture, transfer and prosecution of Maduro
35:42

From the Bar to Bench: The Journey of Judge Stephen Walmsley SC
52:25

Cannabis, Politics and Ivan Milat Theories: A Long Chat With Jeremy Buckingham MLC
2:13:06