Imagine a near-future Australia where a family member has been murdered. The killer is convicted and capital punishment has been reinstated. The only catch is you have to kill the offender yourself and you can chose your method. Could you do it? This is the scenario in Georgia Harper’s What I Would Do To You. Hear Georgia in conversation with criminal psychologist Tim Watson-Munro and novelist Debra Oswald whose book The Family Doctor explores preventative murder under the ethical gaze of Dr Simon Longstaff, Director of the Ethics Centre.
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