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Law Column: How long should notebooks be kept?
The High Court exonerates meticulous journalism and the lengthy retention of documents
Law Column: Is calling someone a “paedophile” vulgar abuse, or a statement of fact?
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Law Column: Gary Neville, social media and contempt of court
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Law Column: Vardy v Rooney – another victory for the truth defence
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Law Column: Government publishes proposals to end ‘SLAPP’ litigation
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Law Column: Police officer facing criminal trial fails in bid for anonymity
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Law Column: Journalist succeeds in preventing disclosure of sources
Our media law columnist discusses the significance of the Mullin case
Law Column: IPSO releases court reporting guidance
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Law Column: Newsquest’s court battle to name police officer dismissed for gross misconduct
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Law Column: Countdown’s Rachel Riley wins libel claim, but “provocation” cuts damages
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Law Column: What does the Meghan ruling mean for publishers?
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Law Column: Can there ever be safety in numbers when it comes to libel?
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Law Column: Tommy Robinson’s truth defence fails, and comes with a hefty price tag
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Law Column: TV doctor’s libellous Tweet results in £125k damages award
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Law Column: Victory for the media over a defendant’s right to privacy
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