Both Sides of the Law was released on May 18, 1953.

Both Sides of the Law was directed by Muriel Box.

Both Sides of the Law has a runtime of 1h 34m.

Both Sides of the Law was produced by William MacQuitty, Sydney Box.

A pseudo-documentary in style with an emphasis on the daily work and routine of women police built around three different story lines. The first involves eighteen-year-old Bridget Foster (Peggy Cummins) who is picked up for shoplifting, but let off lightly. She has a small child, an often-absent husband and mother-in-law trouble. To compound that, she takes up with a petty hoodlum who commits a jewel robbery. The second story tells of a young girl who deserts the Army to marry a boy who needs her and commits bigamy in the process, but it all works out. The third story is about a baby who is mistreated by its father and stepmother, but is reunited, through police work, with its real mother.

The key characters in Both Sides of the Law are WPC Susan (Anne Crawford), Bridget Foster (Peggy Cummins), Sgt. Pauline Ramsey (Rosamund John).

Both Sides of the Law is rated Approved.

Both Sides of the Law is a Drama, Crime, Thriller film.

Both Sides of the Law has an audience rating of 6.7 out of 10.