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MOREMAY 13 2011 VOLUME 3 ISSUE 4 www.
thenewspoint.
co.
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IN THE ISSUE:
/ SUPERINJUNCTIONS
/ SUMMER CRIME
/ 7/7 INQUEST VERDICTS
/ PLAYSTATION NETWORK VERDICT
/ WAYSIDE PULPITS
/ THE EX FACTOR
/ ONE DAY AND THE
DIFFICULTY OF
ADAPTATION
/ LIVE AT LEEDS...
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NLN
MOREMAY 13 2011 VOLUME 3 ISSUE 4 www.
thenewspoint.
co.
uk
IN THE ISSUE:
/ SUPERINJUNCTIONS
/ SUMMER CRIME
/ 7/7 INQUEST VERDICTS
/ PLAYSTATION NETWORK VERDICT
/ WAYSIDE PULPITS
/ THE EX FACTOR
/ ONE DAY AND THE
DIFFICULTY OF
ADAPTATION
/ LIVE AT LEEDS REVIEW
/ FLEET FOXES REVIEW
SUPERINJUNKIES
by KANE FULTON M
On April 19, three Appeal
Court judges made a controversial ruling that sparked a
debate around injunctions,
the media and privacy that is
still raging on today.
It was ruled that a married
man working in entertainment, who had an affair with a
colleague, could not be named
in the media to protect his
children from bullying.
Ever since, a spate of such
rulings – known as injunctions – have dominated headlines and ignited debate as to
what levels they could escalate
to, with the potential to protect the rich who can afford to
buy silence and secrecy.
In effect, the nation has been
embroiled in a collective, real
life game of “Guess Who?”
Imagine the scene between
two colle
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