In Episode 4, Duncan and Mark are forced into watching and talking about the 1995 film Judge Dredd, starring Sylvester Stallone and sadly, also Rob Schneider, who steals the show and not in a good way. But there's good news too: we're joined by the Centre for Future Work's resident industrial relations law expert, Lily Raynes! Lily walks us through the jurisprudence (law philosophy) issues that arise from a future shaped by the embodiment of justice and punishment in police-judges that wear clunky, awkward armour over black spandex bodysuits.

Yesterday's Tomorrow Today is sponsored by the Carmichael Centre within the Centre for Future Work at The Australia Institute.

In Episode 4, Duncan and Mark are forced into watching and talking about the 1995 film Judge Dredd, starring Sylvester Stallone and sadly, also Rob Schneider, who steals the show and not in a good way. But there's good news too: we're joined by the Centre for Future Work's resident industrial relations law expert, Lily Raynes! Lily walks us through the jurisprudence (law philosophy) issues that arise from a future shaped by the embodiment of justice and punishment in police-judges that wear clunky, awkward armour over black spandex bodysuits.
Yesterday's Tomorrow Today is sponsored by the Carmichael Centre within the Centre for Future Work at The Australia Institute.

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