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In Great Britain, a judge granted an injunction against the press that many people -- including British lawyer and journalist Fenton Bresler -- believe is a totally unwarranted restriction on media freedom. Taking her cues from the European Human Rights Convention, the judge ordered that blanket privacy be given to the new identities of two convicted killers, upon their release from prison.
February 07, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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