Ireland to restrict social media use from court to bona fide journalists and lawyers
Only journalists and lawyers involved in cases will be allowed to send live social media updates from Irish courts, Chief…
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Journalists win legal fight to reveal alleged terror group couple named baby Adolf after Nazi leader
Journalists fought a legal challenge to be able to report that a couple accused of being members of a banned…
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Only two London courts get ‘proper’ news coverage as numbers of attending journalists ‘dwindling’, warns Standard correspondent
The Evening Standard’s court correspondent has warned that “dwindling numbers” of journalists are reporting from courts in the UK, with…
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Courts reminded to allow journalists to access lists after mistaken attempts to withhold details under data protection law
Courts in England and Wales are being reminded to allow journalists to obtain court listings after mistaken attempts to withhold…
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Independent and Leeds Live win legal challenge to report EDL founder Tommy Robinson’s jailing for contempt after video live stream
Journalists have won a legal challenge to report on the arrest and subsequent jailing of English Defence League founder “Tommy…
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Attempt to ban reporter from trial comes two weeks after court service team set up to promote press relations
An usher and a clerk tried to ban a reporter from entering a crown court on the grounds that the…
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Court reporting seminar hears support for social media levy to help fund public service journalism
Former Culture Secretary John Whittingdale has talked to Facebook and Google about paying into the local democracy reporters scheme funded…
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Court service launches team dedicated to promoting press access to courts
The arm of the Government that manages courts and tribunals in the UK is today launching a team dedicated to…
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