A la Darren Hinch who went to jail twice for breaking suppression orders? A conviction and/or jail time for these journalists could affect their chances of getting a working visa in another country e.g. if they need to fly to that country to report on major issues.
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It should be. The respect shown for the courts was appalling.
She is overreacting in the extreme and jacking a mockery of the rule of law.
Explains a lot
https://twitter.com/luciemorrismarr/status/1110359348167860224?s=19
How do you come to that conclusion?
I am sure they will twist the story to make them look all innocent. The harsh reality that the media twist the facts. Time to respect the law.
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Read the comments from media lawyer Justin Quill in this piece.
Franziska Rimrod what an awesome name!
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News Corp seems drop the paywall when the story is about themselves. No paywall:
110% agree.
I think this case will (and must) go all the way to the High Court. Hopefully this will lead to further discussion on the use of suppression orders, and maybe further restrictions on judges issuing such orders.
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Should be worth reading.
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Coverage of the (according to George Pell) the crucifixion of George Pell.
What happened to his appeal? There has been no coverage at all. Has this been suppressed?
He is still waiting for the appeal.
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There was a rumour that is was to be released last week. Since that’s passed without any word from the court, have a think about your last sentence and possible reasons why nothing’s yet been made public and the possible outcomes of the appeal.
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When will be the appeal heard?!? Haven’t heard anything at all since June
The appeal has been heard but the decision hasn’t or hasn’t been made public.
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There could be a suppression order similar to when he was found guilty last December but made public in February,
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