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Master Keywords: EXPRESSION (Exact Phrase)
147 case(s) matched.
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Sri Lanka, Supreme Court, 15 May 2000
EXPRESSION - censorship
Military operations - restriction justified by national security
- Ahnee & Ors v Director of Public Prosecutions
Mauritius, Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, 17 Mar 1999
EXPRESSION - contempt of court
FAIR HEARING - retroactivity
Scandalising the court - offence necessary for the administration of justice
- Akinnola v the Attorney-General of the Federation & Ors
Nigeria, High Court, Lagos, 25 Feb 1999
EXPRESSION - censorship
INFORMATION - official records
PROCEDURE - standing
No right to government accountability exists
- Athukorale & Ors v Attorney General of Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka, Supreme Court, 5 May 1997
EQUALITY - discrimination
EXPRESSION - broadcasting
Regulatory authority must be independent; discretion to regulate broadcasting licences too wide and vague; differential treatment of broadcasters unjustified
- Attorney General v Punch Ltd & Anor
United Kingdom, House of Lords, 12 Dec 2002
EXPRESSION - contempt of court, national security
REMEDIES - injunction
Scope of interim injunction sufficiently certain to prohibit third parties from disclosing confidential information prejudicial to proceedings
- Aubry v Editions Vice-Versa inc
Canada, Supreme Court, 9 Apr 1998
EXPRESSION - broadcasting
PRIVATE LIFE
Photograph cannot be prohibited without subject�s consent.
- Baboucarr Gaye v Inspector General of Police
Gambia, The, High Court, 3 Jul 2000
EXPRESSION - broadcasting
FAIR HEARING - presumption of innocence
Operating a radio station not a recognised criminal offence; shift of burden of proof wrong in law
- Bashford v Information Australia (Newsletters) Pty Ltd
Australia, High Court, 11 Feb 2004
EXPRESSION - defamation
Defamation � qualified privilege � applicable to health and safety material published to subscribers
- Benedetto v R; Labrador v R
British Virgin Islands, Judicial Committee of the Privy Council , 7 Apr 2003
EXPRESSION
Appeal � absconding appellant � restriction unjustified
- Benjamin and Others v Minister of Information and Broadcasting & Anor
Anguilla, Privy Council , 14 Feb 2001
EXPRESSION - broadcasting
Suspension of radio programme unjustified
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