Questions from last week:
- What is a §39 order?
- Court can make an order to prevent the identification of person aged 17 and younger involved in criminal or civil proceedings.
- What case prevents political entities suing for libel?
- Darbisher County v. Telegraph (?)
- Identifying a celebrity’s house?
- PCC -- you should not identify somebody’s location.
- Daniel Craig
- Miz Dyna Mite
- Deputy to Attorney General
- Solicitor General -- Edward Garnier
- Chatham House Rules
- Rules of practice wherein a free and frank discussion can take place amongst individuals
- You cannot attribute what was said in a meeting to a particular individual.
- Main case in privacy law?
- Naomi Campbell v. Mirror Group newspapers (House of Lords) 2004
- EU Court of Human Rights: Princess Caroline Von Hanover v. Germany (2004)
- Article 8 of Human Rights
- Privacy
- Article 10
- Freedom of Expression
For next week:
- What are the rules on payments to witnesses in criminal cases? (PCC and Ofcom)
- Which forms of media are subject to a duty to report with due impartiality on political matters and matters of public controversy? Radio, television, Internet and newspapers?
- What does the regulation of investigative powers act (RIPA) prohibit journalists doing?
- What are the rules on reporting suicides? (PCC and Ofcom)
- What is ATVOD?
- Under the Police and Criminal Evidence Act (PACE), what is the difference between excluded material and special procedure material?
Protecting a Journalist’s Sources
- Industry Codes
- Practical considerations
- Main themes
- X v Morgan Grampian 1990
- Goodwin v UK 1996
- The Law
- Prevention of crime
- National security
- Interests of Justice
Journalistic material and the police
- PACE 1994
- Journalistic material
- Special procedure material
- Tests
- Excluded material
- Sally Murrer
- Terrorism Act 2000
- Shiv Malik case