Thread: Attorney general warns newspapers over contempt
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Old 15-03-2011, 16:48   #2
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Re: Attorney general warns newspapers over contempt
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Originally Posted by Maggy J View Post
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-12736586



Sounds like common sense to me..
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Asked whether it was necessary to tighten the law, Mr Grieve referred to recent moves in Parliament by Anna Soubry, a backbench Conservative MP, to give defendants anonymity between arrest and charge.
Seems very sensible to me, Might stop men's names being made public when they have been arrested in respect to allegations of rape but BEFORE they have been charged.
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