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Update: Family court reporting pilot widens to include private family disputes
Journalists have wider discretion to report what they witness at family courts.
ByFighting for quality news media in the digital age.
Journalists have wider discretion to report what they witness at family courts.
ByThe latest Paul Foot Award winner warns more secret justice could be on the cards.
ByWitnesses in the case were unusually given anonymity without reasons of national security or a risk to life.
BySome 33 cases were filmed but most were not used by broadcasters.
ByBaroness Carr also says the broadcasting of court hearings could see "careful" expansion.
ByJournalists successfully asked a judge to overturn an anonymity order on open justice grounds.
ByDoleman started court reporting when he live-blogged from Tommy Sheridan's perjury trial in 2010.
ByFreelance journalist Louise Tickle overturned an unlawful judicial decision to stop her reporting.
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