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Jack Straw
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The frontier between privacy and publicity
Our fortnightly round-up of legal issues facing the profession
Electronic court lists could be available by summer
Move to make cases and results digitally available to newspapers takes step closer
Judge rules press can't name 'sadistic' murderer
High Court ruling means triple murderer remain anonymous
Contempt claim as ministers seek secret inquests
Our fortnightly look at legal issues facing the profession
Society of editors raps new inquest secrecy plans
Media could be banned from inquest under new Coroners Bill
Press campaign helped ensure Baby P charge
Argus led move to tighten law after tragic 1999 case
The Law Column: No quick fix in JK Rowling privacy claim
Lords refuses a petition tabled by photo agency
Call for press access to family courts
Legal chief says criticism of ‘secret justice’ must be dispelled
Straw backs publication of court lists online
Justice ministry confirms website plan
Cameron to address Newspaper Conference lunch
Tory leader to meet regional lobby hacks, Newsquest titles join photographic forces, and other news in brief.
Victory for editors in court lists row
Justice Secretary Straw announces abolition of magistrates’ court charges
Weekly newspaper enjoys media focus ahead of vital by-election vote
MPs and journalists make beeline for Crewe Chronicle in a bid to gauge local opinion
Weekly newspapers kept in the dark over criminal cases
Lack of information from magistrates’ court is ‘bonkers’
Online budget buster for Archant readers
Chance to see how the Chancellor is taxing readers: Plus – Sun sub visits former university and more news in brief
Major conference staged by newspaper aims to reduce death toll
MPs, business leaders and safety experts network to boost Telegraph campaign