Judith Fordham

Judith Fordham, a former criminal barrister with expertise in forensic science and personal experience as a crime victim, discusses atypical cases that challenge our understanding of justice. She shares the bizarre tale of a murder stemming from a noisy neighbor dispute and critiques the reliability of forensic evidence, particularly fingerprint analysis. Judith emphasizes the need for skepticism in legal testimonies and reflects on the complexities of domestic violence laws in New South Wales, highlighting shifts in societal attitudes and the ongoing fight for justice.