Contempt of Court Flashcards

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Balance

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Art 6 fair trail
Art 10 freedom of expression

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Pre 1981

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-no statute/possible use of prejudice

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Violated Art 10

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-Sunday Times v UK: injunction on article

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New Law

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Contempt of Court Act 1981

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s1

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does the article threaten a particular case

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s2(2)

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does the article create substantial risk of prejudice to case
-AG v News Group: slight risk of prejudice isn’t enough
-Woodgate v Bowyer: whole court had to be re run due to Sunday mirror

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s2(3)

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written in active period
-criminal is arrest till verdict
-civil is once listed for trail

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s5

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is it written in public interest
-AG v English: doctor allowed deformed baby to die

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Jury deliberations

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-AG v Dellas: internet research
-AG v Fraill and Sewart: Facebook online discussions

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Unreasonable behaviour in court

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-HM solicitors general v Cox: photos of friends sentence out on Facebook

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Newspaper prejudicing a fair trail

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-AG v MGN/Christopher Jefferies: daily mirror and sun
-AG v Associated Newspapers: case was active as jury still deliberating

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