The ban on televised court sentencing is to be overturned in an effort to improve public understanding of the justice system, Justice Secretary Ken Clarke announced today (6 September). Clarke said in a statement that the move to allow TV broadcasting of judges' comments was part of an attempt to demystify the legal process for the general public.
September 06, 2011 at 10:39 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The ban on televised court sentencing is to be overturned in an effort to improve public understanding of the justice system, Justice Secretary Ken Clarke announced today (6 September).
Clarke said in a statement that the move to allow TV broadcasting of judges’ comments was part of an attempt to demystify the legal process for the general public.
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