Sentences with phrase «against the newspaper»

The court eventually dismissed the charges against the newspaper staff — but on the unrelated ground that the suspect had no expectation of privacy during his telephone interview with the columnist.

In his response letter, the Times» lawyer bluntly declined those requests from Trump's legal team despite the threat of a potential libel lawsuit against the newspaper.

The Judge, in finding against the newspaper, flayed the unfortunate QC, who had previously been widely expected to fill the next vacancy on the Bench: he never did.

Mr Justice Tugenhadt has ruled that a celebrity who obtained an injunction against a newspaper over allegations about his private life should be named.

The trial court dismissed the case against the newspaper under a California's antil - slapp statute.

Legal Signe Wilkinson, Pulitzer Prize - winning cartoonist for The Philadelphia Inquirer and Philadelphia Daily News, has been named in a defamation lawsuit filed against the newspapers by Pennsylvania Supreme Court...

KLA v Chief Constable of Surrey and News Group Newspapers: for claimant in privacy, misfeasance in public office and HRA claims against police and privacy and harassment claims against the newspaper concerning sale of the victim of crime's private information to the Sun newspaper.

Mr Cruddas was dismissed from the role after the Sunday Times reported that he was charging # 250,000 to meet Mr Cameron but has since won a libel action against the newspaper.

Private critics screenings are, of course, held at the pleasure of the company, but other journalists objected to Disney using that privilege as a cudgel against a newspaper simply for reporting a story.

Push the driver's seat back as far as it will go and put something like a tablecloth or newspaper in the footwell, since you will probably need to rest your head against it

The DPA rejected the complaint against the newspaper on the grounds that the publication of such data in the press was legally justified.

In the last three years The Guardian has published over 200 articles relating to Trafigura, the vast majority of which have referred to the «super-injunction» which the company obtained against the newspaper and to Carter - Ruck's apparent attempts to gag the reporting of Parliament.

«This is a victory for the community,» says Senator Balita will appeal The long simmering dispute between Senator Tobias Enverga, Jr. and Balita's publisher Tess Cusipag ended July 13 with a judgement against the newspaper and its publisher.

Three appeals involving a challenge to an order for costs made by the High Court against a newspaper after a trial (two for libel, one for misuse of private information).

Lord Chief Justice Kerr overturned a # 25,000 award against a newspaper that published a straightforward example of a restaurant critic doing her job: criticising a restaurant in which she had a meal and dining experience she considered sloppy and unappetising.

Defended libel suit by public official against newspaper; case dismissed after two - month jury trial

Parliamentary standards committee finds against newspaper's former editor and legal manager over evidence they gave

The attorney general last night successfully sought an injunction against the newspaper, preventing it from printing an allegedly «explosive» email between Tony Blair's aide Ruth Turner and Number Ten chief of staff Jonathon Powell.

Kelvin MacKenzie told the then News International boss, Rebekah Brooks, and Sun editor, Dominic Mohan, he was quitting as a columnist in 2011 because he thought they had kept the full extent of phone hacking from him, according to evidence presented as part of a civil case against the newspaper's publisher on Thursday.

This may be due to the Defamation Act, which came into force in 2014, making it harder for businesses to bring claims against newspapers and other entities.

Former Alaska governor Sarah Palin plans to subpoena close to two dozen New York Times reporters, editors and other workers as part of her defamation lawsuit against the newspaper, it was revealed in court documents.

The Speaker of the Assembly is defending himself against a newspaper report that he profited from his late mother's embezzlement crimes.

In Norway, a woman convicted of murder won a privacy lawsuit against a newspaper that published a photograph of her, in tears, outside the courthouse moments after the verdict in the high - profile case.

In a speech to the Society of Editors, Dacre castigated the «arrogant and amoral judgments... of one man... who has, again and again... found against newspapers and their age - old freedom to expose the moral shortcomings of those in high places».

«I am referring, of course, to Justice David Eady who has, again and again, under the privacy clause of the Human Rights Act, found against newspapers and their age - old freedom to expose the moral shortcomings of those in high places,» said Dacre.