Mail hits out at judge who 'protected' paedophile's identity
Paper says decision to keep offender’s name secret “flies in the face of open justice”
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Paper says decision to keep offender’s name secret “flies in the face of open justice”
Reporter stood up in court after being inspired by HTFP and says it is easier than you might think
Man is granted anonymity – but judge refuses to explain the reasons
New guidelines will open up justice system with release of information surrounding court cases
Boy who punched firefighter in the face during a callout is identified
Magistrates’ decision to name youth in the public interest is upheld
Gagging order is finally lifted following two earlier failed challenges
Paper compares an ASBO without identification to a “chocolate teapot” as Section 39 order is lifted
Copies of weekly paper had to be removed from sale following error
Court officials had refused supply information for “fear of reprisals”
Teenager keeps his anonymity as magistrates say identification would harm family
Echo journalist successfully blocks anonymity bid by 17-year-old burglar
Oral application hearing to be held at the High Court
“Transparent and open” council meets reporter’s request as case is dismissed
Courts will not proceed over identification of murder suspect
“Freedom of Speech outweighs university’s right to confidentiality”