by Sarah P | Nov 2, 2016 | Comment
This post is comment by Sarah Phillimore and does not represent the views of the Transparency Project generally A few weeks back I opined that In the matter of X (a child) (No 3) [2016] EWHC 2755 (Fam) was going to be the defining case of the last 25 years of family...
by Paul M | Oct 17, 2016 | Comment, Transparency News
There are many things wrong with the way the national press reports legal matters, especially matters relating to the Family Court and the Court of Protection. But they are not going to get better unless and until the so-called regulator, IPSO, takes firmer action to...
by Sarah P | Oct 9, 2016 | Comment
This post represents opinion and comment from Sarah Phillimore and should thus not be take as representative of the views of all members of the Transparency Project – but she hopes it is. On September 6th 2016 four family lawyers complained to the Daily Mail...
by Sarah P | Oct 4, 2016 | Comment
Lessons from the Ellie Butler case October 3rd London Resolution Sarah Phillimore Child Protection Resource Lucy Reed Pink Tape Andrew Pack Suesspicious minds Handouts : Sarah Phillimore’s handout Lucy Reed’s handout – the view looking back List of...
by Sarah P | Oct 4, 2016 | Comment
This is a post by Sarah Phillimore about why she is going to take her football and go home now. Recently, two judgments were posted on BAILII relating to a sad case about two parents who could no longer be in a relationship with each other, but who had a small child...
by Paul M | Sep 29, 2016 | Comment, Transparency News
In view of our mission to promote the fair and accurate reporting of legal issues, we felt the Transparency Project ought to respond to the consultation by IMPRESS on its draft standards code for the press. IMPRESS was established as an independent regulator –...
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