Q&A - Why name suppression is still a lucky dip
The public, we are told, is sick to death of how easy it is for certain people to get name suppression in court.Judges have been told to toughen up and stop favouring the few.But every day judges make mistakes and defy logic and commonsense by continuing
Jock Anderson
Wed, 16 Jun 2010
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The public, we are told, is sick to death of how easy it is for certain people to get name suppression in court.
Judges have been told to toughen up and stop favouring the few.
But every day judges make mistakes and defy logic and commonsense by continuing to suppress names.
Lawyers also challenge
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Jock Anderson
Wed, 16 Jun 2010
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