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May 20, 2011

Parliament injunction reporting could be contempt

By PA Mediapoint

Senior judges today warned that reports of Parliament which breach injunctions could still be contempt of court.

And in a much anticipated report, they stated that all media who are being made subject to injunctions must be informed beforehand under a confidentiality agreement.

The Neuberger report also noted that real ‘super-injunctions”, those so secret that their existence cannot be reported, are extremely rare. It said that there are only two such privacy injunctions known to be in existence.

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