What We Cannot Talk About, We Must Pass Over in Silence: Judicial Orders and Reporting Parliamentary Speech

Andrew Geddis

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What We Cannot Talk About, We Must Pass Over in Silence: Judicial Orders and Reporting Parliamentary Speech

Andrew Geddis

Public Law, pp.443-451

2010

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https://hdl.handle.net/10523/8841

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Public law

Parliamentary speech

This article examines recent events in the United Kingdom, which reveal the potential for conflict between a judicial order prohibiting the publication of details relating to a matter before the courts, and the media’s freedom to discuss parliamentary proceedings.

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Record Identifier: 9926480255801891
Title: What We Cannot Talk About, We Must Pass Over in Silence: Judicial Orders and Reporting Parliamentary Speech
Creators: Andrew Geddis
Publication Details: Public Law, pp.443-451
Academic Unit: Faculty of Law
Publisher: Sweet & Maxwell
Date published ; e-published: 2010
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Language: English
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What We Cannot Talk About, We Must Pass Over in Silence: Judicial Orders and Reporting Parliamentary Speech

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