30,000 Twitter users could face legal action over gag breaches – The Independent

Posted May 23rd, 2011 in injunctions, internet, news by sally

“The attempt to use super-injunctions to gag the media in the internet age reached new levels of absurdity yesterday.”

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The Independent, 23rd May 2011

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Judges block Home Secretary from deporting convicted terrorist – Daily Telegraph

Posted May 23rd, 2011 in deportation, news, terrorism by sally

“A convicted terrorist banned from Britain for being a risk to national security has been stopped from being deported by the courts.”

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Daily Telegraph, 21st May 2011

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Twitter row prompts call for superinjunctions debate in parliament – The Guardian

Posted May 23rd, 2011 in injunctions, internet, news by sally

“Judges face a furious backlash from MPs who have demanded a parliamentary debate over the widespread use of superinjunctions.”

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The Guardian, 21st May 2011

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Injunction served in England – published in Scotland – The Guardian

Posted May 23rd, 2011 in injunctions, media, news, Scotland by sally

“Scottish newspapers have a history of serving scoops on stories which have been the subject of gagging orders passed by English courts. This has been possible because of Scotland’s distinct legal system.”

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The Guardian, 23rd May 2011

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