What We Cannot Talk About, We Must Pass Over in Silence: Judicial Orders and Reporting Parliamentary Speech
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Andrew Geddis, “What we cannot talk about, we must pass over in silence: Judicial orders and reporting parliamentary speech”, Public Law 443-451 [2010].
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Abstract:
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.
Date:
2010
Publisher:
Sweet & Maxwell
Pages:
443-451
Keywords:
Public law; Parliamentary speech; UK
Research Type:
Journal Article
Languages:
English
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