Zusammenfassung der Ressource
In court
- Criminal Justice Act 1925
- Section 41
- Prohibits photos, film or sketches with a view to publish
- In court
- Entering or leaving precincts
- Could be contempt of court
- Act does not define 'precincts'
- Section 11 of Contempt of Court Act
- Where presence of press and public defeats ends of justucs
- Matters affecting children
- Security of state/official secrets
- Mental health/mental incapacity
- Banning name or other info to be published
- Only if info has already been withheld and public don't know
- Not to be made for the comfort and feelings of D
- Risk to safety needs to be real and immediate
- backed by evidence
- Text-based communications
- Allowed to provide 'live' coverage
- E.g. Twitter
- Lord Chief Justice
- 2011
- Section 4(2) Orders
- Postpone publication
- Avoid prejudice of jury
- Called a 'Blanket Order'
- Must be in writing
- Audio recording
- Contempt of Court 1981
- Section 9
- No tape recorders or audio recording devic
- Cannot broadcast any audio of court proceedings
- Can't make unauthorised use of recording if its allowed
- Youth and Criminal Evidence Act 1999
- Section 46
- Ban on revealing identity of adult witness
- Scared or distressed about testifying
- If quality of evidence likely to be diminished
- Affect quality of cooperation
- Anonymity will improve quality of evidence
- Protect them from hostility in their communities
- Name, address, workplace, educational establishment, picture
- Cannot be used to give anonymity
- Defences
- Not aware publication included the matter or report in question
- Witness gave written consent to be published