Correspondence principally between Hamson and the BBC concerning a series of five talks planned by Hamson which compared and contrasted the administration of justice in England and France. Hamson gave the first three talks: ‘The Civil Process’, ‘The Prosecution of the Accused’, and ‘Administrative Justice’ which were broadcast on 23 February, 2 and 9 March 1955. The remaining two talks were to be given by Monsieur André Bertrand, Directeur des Etudes, Ecole Nationale d’Administration, and Sir Patrick Devlin, a High Court judge. Also includes letters sent to Hamson in response to the broadcasts. See MS Add.9957/11/18-19 for transcripts of ‘The Prosecution of the Accused’ and ‘The Civil Process’ broadcasts.