Britain's Supreme Court has ruled against a former spy who is seeking to overturn a ban on publication of his memoirs. The MI5 intelligence agency refused the agent, identified only as "A," permission to publish. He wants a senior judge to review that decision, arguing that his right to a fair hearing will be infringed if the case is not heard in a public court.
December 10, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Britain’s Supreme Court has ruled against a former spy who is seeking to overturn a ban on publication of his memoirs.
The MI5 intelligence agency refused the agent, identified only as A, permission to publish. He wants a senior judge to review that decision, arguing that his right to a fair hearing will be infringed if the case is not heard in a public court.
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