Chapter 16 Self-test questions

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If a reporter is opposing in a court the imposition of a reporting restriction, which part of the European Convention on Human Rights should he/she definitely refer to?

Article 2 correct incorrect

Article 6 correct incorrect

Article 8 correct incorrect

Article 10 correct incorrect

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If a magistrates court steadfastly refuses to lift a reporting restriction, to which court should a media organization apply to challenge the magistrates' decision?

The Crown Court correct incorrect

The Court of Appeal correct incorrect

The High Court correct incorrect

The Supreme Court correct incorrect

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What level of risk to a defendant's safety is needed to justify a court using section 11 of the Contempt of Court Act to ban the media from identifying his/her address in their reports of the case?

A 'serious and substantial' risk correct incorrect

An 'imminent and pending' risk correct incorrect

A 'real and immediate' risk correct incorrect

A 'risk beyond reasonable doubt' correct incorrect

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A court can validly use section 39 of the Children and Young Persons Act 1933 to ban the media from identifying an adult defendant in their reports if the court feels this ban is necessary to preserve anonymity for a child victim in the case.

True correct incorrect

False correct incorrect

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Sexual offence law does not give courts any power to ban the media from identifying a defendant accused of a sexual offence.

True correct incorrect

False correct incorrect