Superinjunction report offers concessions and reassurance but fails to calm privacy storm
The committee charged with reviewing the use of superinjunctions has called for the media to have advance notice of privacy orders and for the Government to monitor the use of injunctions. Pulling back from recommending major changes in its 100-page report, the committee chaired by the Master of the Rolls Lord Neuberger has argued that the current regime for granting injunctions is working effectively.
May 25, 2011 at 07:03 PM
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Neuberger: media to gain notice on injunctions but status quo is working
The committee charged with reviewing the use of superinjunctions has called for the media to have advance notice of privacy orders and for the Government to monitor the use of injunctions.
Pulling back from recommending major changes in its 100-page report, the committee chaired by the Master of the Rolls Lord Neuberger (pictured) has argued that the current regime for granting injunctions is working effectively.
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