The Law Column: Young people and anonymity orders
Our fortnightly look at legal issues facing journalists
Law Column
Our fortnightly Law Column is written by media law specialists Foot Anstey and is designed to encourage debate on all aspects of the law as it affects working journalists. The column is published every other Tuesday. Check back here for updates.
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