X (A Child) (No 2), Re
The reporting restriction order was extended to protect the anonymity of child X and adoptive parents, and temporarily for birth parents, due to ongoing evidence gathering and risk of identification, with all questions of media coverage and reporting adjourned to a further directions hearing.
- Parties
- Applicant: Local Authority; Respondent: Birth Mother; Respondent: Birth Father; Interested Party: Adoptive Parents; Subject: Child X
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Judgment Date
- 08 July 2016
- Procedural Posture
- Family / Interlocutory Directions Hearing
- Outcome
- Reporting restriction order extended until conclusion of next directions hearing.
- Legal Topics
- Reporting Restriction Orders, Anonymity, Publication of Judgments, Child Privacy, Court Transparency
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Parties
Local Authority
Applicant
Birth Mother
Respondent
Birth Father
Respondent
Adoptive Parents
Interested Party
Child X
Subject
Procedural Posture
Family / Interlocutory Directions Hearing
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether to extend reporting restriction orders to protect anonymity of child X, adoptive parents, and birth parents
- 2 Proper notification to media regarding RRO applications
- 3 Management of publication and coverage of proceedings
Ratio Decidendi
The reporting restriction order was extended to protect the anonymity of child X and adoptive parents, and temporarily for birth parents, due to ongoing evidence gathering and risk of identification, with all questions of media coverage and reporting adjourned to a further directions hearing.
Court Disposition
Reporting restriction order extended until conclusion of next directions hearing.
Orders
- Reporting restriction order restraining identification of child X and adoptive parents extended.
- Temporary anonymity for birth parents extended until next directions hearing.
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