Media freedom and contempt of court
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Media freedom and contempt of court
（Library of essays in media law）
Ashgate, c2009
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Contents of Works
- Courts, transparency and public confidence : to the better administration of justice / Beverley McLachlin
- The principle of open justice : a comparative perspective / J.J. Spigelman
- A public right to know about public institutions : the First Amendment as sword / Anthony Lewis
- Name suppression : an adjunct to the presumption of innocence and to mitigation of sentence, parts 1 and 2 / Roderick Munday
- Automatic reporting restrictions in criminal proceedings and Article 10 of the ECHR / Ian Cram
- Democracy and the demystification of courts : an essay / David A. Anderson
- Courts on television / Martin Dockray
- Cameras in the courtroom : not without my consent / M. David Lepofsky
- A comparative analysis of First Amendment rights and the televising of court proceedings / Daniel Stepniak
- Punishing the press : using contempt of court to secure the right to a fair trial / Stephen J. Krause
- You say "fair trial" and I say "free press" : British and American approaches to protecting defendants' rights in high profile trials / Joanne Armstrong Brandwood
- Pre-trial publicity and its treatment in the English courts / David Corker and Michael Levi
- Fundamental rights, fair trials and the new audio-visual sector / Clive Walker
- Empirical and legal perspectives on the impact of pre-trial publicity / T.M. Honess .. [et al.]
- Protecting journalists' sources : section 10, Contempt of Court Act, 1981 / Stephanie Palmer
- The priestly class : reflections on a journalist's privilege / William E. Lee
- Protection against judicially compelled disclosure of the identity of news gatherers' confidential sources in common law jurisdictions / Janice Brabyn
