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Rumpole and the Right to Privacy | John Mortimer | BBC Radio Drama | Secrets on the Stand

In Rumpole and the Right to Privacy, John Mortimer places the law in direct conflict with one of its most fragile principles: the right to be left alone. A private life is exposed. Personal secrets become public evidence. And the court must decide what it is entitled to know. As Rumpole defends not only his client but the boundary between justice and intrusion, the case probes how easily curiosity can disguise itself as legality. Facts are extracted, dignity erodes, and the courtroom becomes a place where silence itself is suspect. This BBC Radio drama is a sharp, prescient examination of surveillance, exposure, and moral restraint — long before privacy became a modern obsession. A thoughtful legal drama asking a quiet, troubling question: At what point does justice become violation? 🏷️ TAGS #RumpoleAndTheRightToPrivacy #RumpoleOfTheBailey #JohnMortimer #BBCRadioDrama #BritishCourtroomDrama #LegalEthics #PrivacyAndLaw #ClassicCrime #VintageRadio #AudioDrama