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AG v Williams [2023] JRC 097 (20 June 2023)
The Royal Court of Jersey refused a defence application for private hearings in a sexual offence case involving a vulnerable defendant, ordering the case to proceed in public.
Freeman and Anor v Leveille [2018] JRC 235 (20 December 2018)
The Royal Court granted reverse summary judgment in a Jersey defamation claim, holding the publication was minimal and caused no real and substantial tort in Jersey.
HSBC Trustee CI v Kwong [2018] JRC 051A (06 March 2018)
The Royal Court of Jersey held that its judgment in a trust directions matter should be published without anonymisation, with only minor redactions, because anonymisation would be ineffective and open justice prevailed.
Lewis v Att. Gen. [2014] 1 JLR_Note 1 (15 November 2012)
An interlocutory application concerning whether the court should restrict publication of proceedings to protect the administration of justice.
Pitman -v- Jersey Evening Post and 1st Jersey Ltd [2012] JRC 092 (10 May 2012)
The Jersey Royal Court held that a Christmas cartoon in the Jersey Evening Post was not defamatory of the Pitmans, either naturally or by innuendo.
Pitman -v- Jersey Evening Post and 1st Jersey Ltd [2012] JRC 069 (26 March 2012)
In a defamation directions hearing, the court held that plaintiffs may prove extrinsic facts for innuendo meaning, but not witness views on the meaning.
AG v Jersey Evening Post [2007] JRC 063A (14 March 2007)
The Jersey Evening Post sought costs after the Attorney General declined to pursue contempt proceedings, but the court held it had no jurisdiction to award them.
JEP v Qatar [2002] JRC 227 (02 December 2002)
The Royal Court of Jersey held it was not functus officio after discontinuance of the trust proceedings, refused to lift private-hearing and reporting orders, and ordered release of a redacted judgment.
AG v The British Broadcasting Corporation [1996] JRC 210 (08 November 1996)
The court granted an injunction restraining the BBC from broadcasting material that risked prejudicing ongoing proceedings and the administration of justice.
Representation of AG alleging contempt of Court by British Broadcastings Corporation [1988] JRC 115 (17 June 1988)
Contempt proceedings in Jersey in which the Attorney General alleged the BBC had published or broadcast material interfering with the administration of justice.
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