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Old 18-09-2011, 07:47   #1081
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Re: [Update] The News Corp scandal

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Originally Posted by denphone View Post
Met's threats to Guardian are 'direct attack on free press', say lawyers and what a load of nonsense that is.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2011...n-attack-press
They have even invoked the HRA

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The Society of Editors on Saturday joined the Index on Censorship in criticising the legal manoeuvre, while a leading QC suggested it could breach human rights laws


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The law, and particularly the Human Rights Act, is supposed to protect journalists' sources."
Why should that act be allowed to be used to protect journalists who are PAYING police officers bribey money for information that could affect a court case. ?

If i read this right the met wants to know which of its officers has been lining his or her own pockets by taking bribes
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