TV cameras are set to be permitted into some courts in England and Wales under a proposal confirmed in yesterday's (9 May) Queen's Speech, which outlined a legislative programme that will also include the introduction of a Defamation Bill. Plans to allow filming of some court cases, which forms part of the proposed Courts and Crime Bill, have been put forward in a bid to improve public understanding of the UK justice system.
May 10, 2012 at 10:03 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
TV cameras are set to be permitted into some courts in England and Wales under a proposal confirmed in yesterday’s (9 May) Queen’s Speech, which outlined a legislative programme that will also include the introduction of a Defamation Bill.
Plans to allow filming of some court cases, which forms part of the proposed Courts and Crime Bill, have been put forward in a bid to improve public understanding of the UK justice system.
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