Judges to be sent reminder on media restrictions after contentious case
Courts to get a refresher for advice on avoiding unlawful or unnecessary reporting restrictions
Courts to get a refresher for advice on avoiding unlawful or unnecessary reporting restrictions
Every erroneous restriction challenged by the media gives reporters and judges an important steer
Several options open to journalists who believe they have a right to attend meetings
Boundaries of privacy law in sharper focus after two High Court cases
Classroom simulation helps prepare trainee for first successful court challenge
Court of Appeal rules that political magazine was protected by a qualified privilege known as reportage
A Midlands newspaper has been prevented from naming a 12-year-old girl who was electronically tagged by the courts and handed a strict curfew. The Derby Evening Telegraph failed to persuade magistrates to allow the naming of the girl responsible for
The world wide web’s relationship with defamation
“Constitutional duty” row gives pointers to privacy law development: media law round-up
Attorney General’s Office highlights actions of Coventry Times in “public interest”
Call for research into whether pre-trial and in-trial media coverage influences jurors
Advice on the risks journalists face if they embellish defamatory material
£1,500 compensation order to woman who was named in print
Judge accepts media submission on man but moves to protect identity of children
Our legal expert takes a look at the issues surrounding the recent Macclesfield Express case
Legal expert says chance for press to appeal is not enough and “serious problem” needs to be addressed