INJUNCTIONS, SUPER-INJUNCTIONS AND THE RIGHT TO KNOW: WHEN DOES PRIVACY BECOME A WEAPON AGAINST THE PRESS? By Andrew Eborn
From the David Walliams injunction controversy to the extraordinary legal restrictions surrounding Russell Brand and Jemima Goldsmith, the battle between privacy, harassment and freedom of expression raises a fundamental question: who gets to decide what the public is allowed to know? There are few legal remedies more powerful than an injunction. A judge can order […]