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IPSO continues to fail most Leveson recommendations, finds Media Standards Trust

IPSO continues to fail most Leveson recommendations, finds Media Standards Trust

by Paul M | Nov 7, 2019 | Comment

The Media Standards Trust has issued a highly critical follow-up report on its earlier assessment of the extent to which Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO) system of press regulation satisfies the requirements of the Leveson Inquiry Report 2012. The new...
BAILII and the re-use of judgments as public legal information

BAILII and the re-use of judgments as public legal information

by Paul M | Oct 1, 2019 | Comment, Transparency News, Trends

For all practical purposes, the free legal database run by the British and Irish Legal Information Institute (BAILII) is an official source of judgments from senior courts that any member of the public or any journalist can use. But while anyone can read individual...
Lomax v Lomax – must parties consent to Early Neutral Evaluation process?

Lomax v Lomax – must parties consent to Early Neutral Evaluation process?

by Paul M | Sep 17, 2019 | Analysis, Cases, Comment, Explanation

In an appeal from a decision made by a family judge in an inheritance dispute, the Court of Appeal has ruled that the consent of the parties is not needed for a court to order them to submit their case to an ENE, or “early neutral evaluation”. So what...
A Byline Festival conversation about Truth, Trust and Transparency in the Courts

A Byline Festival conversation about Truth, Trust and Transparency in the Courts

by Paul M | Sep 1, 2019 | Comment, Events, Transparency News

From L to R: Sophie Walker, Mark Hanna, Brian Cathcart, Lucy Reed and Adam Wagner “A riot of independent journalism and free speech” is how the Byline Festival describes itself. It’s a varied mix of arts, literature, journalism and music, but running through it all is...
Byline Fest: discussing Truth, Trust and Transparency in the Justice System

Byline Fest: discussing Truth, Trust and Transparency in the Justice System

by Paul M | Aug 2, 2019 | Events, FCReportingWatch, Transparency News

The Transparency Project will be this year’s Byline Festival with a panel discussion and a two-part workshop. The festival takes place at Pippingford Park in Sussex over the bank holiday weekend (23 to 26 August 2019). It’s an arts and music festival with a strong...
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