Journalists praise courts for remote open justice during coronavirus crisis
Journalists could dial into Old Bailey hearings for the first time ever today as courts have been praised for adapting…
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Appeal judges back anonymity for doctors in cases of life-support babies to avoid ‘media storm’
Senior judges have suggested that journalists reporting life-support treatment cases involving children do not “need” to name doctors involved. Three…
By Filming in criminal courts moves step closer with draft legislation
Broadcasters have welcomed a move to allow TV cameras to broadcast judges’ sentencing remarks from Crown Courts for the first…
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Judge praises role of local news reporter in covering cases, saying ‘courts need the media’
A crown court judge has singled out a local news reporter for praise and spoken of the media’s importance in…
By Journalists should not face costs to challenge family court reporting restrictions, new guidelines say
Journalists challenging reporting restrictions in the family courts should not be faced with costs, unless they behave in a “reprehensible”…
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Mail on Sunday features writer avoids jail after recording court hearing on phone
A Mail on Sunday features writer has been spared jail after blaming “work pressure” for recording a court hearing on…
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Reporters barred entry to Julian Assange court hearing as supporters fill room
Reporters were barred from attending a hearing for Julian Assange’s US extradition case this morning after the courtroom was filled…
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Press names father who abused baby after court challenge supported by child’s mother
The press has won the right to name a father who banged his 27-day-old daughter’s head against a kitchen worktop…
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