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. The age of criminality in England and Wales is __. [Please write the number as a word.]

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. Youth court proceedings are open to members of the public and journalists.

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. Witnesses under the age of 18 in a youth court receive automatic anonymity.

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. Can a media report of a youth court trial, published when it ends, legally identify a school as being the one which the 15-year-old defendant attends? Assume that the court made no order affecting reporting.

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. If one teenager aged under 18 is on trial accused of attacking another teenager aged under 18, who later died, who can be identified in media reports?

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. Section 49 allows a youth court to revoke the anonymity of a young person to allow the media to identify him/her 'to any specified extent'. By what criterion must a youth court decide whether the media should be permitted to do this?

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. A defendant aged 15 who is on trial for murder in an adult court will receive automatic anonymity.

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. A juvenile witness in a civil court is granted anonymity by a court order made under section 39 of the Children and Young Persons Act 1933. If the order is not subsequently lifted by a court, when does this anonymity expire?

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. Journalists who are covering a case with either automatic or applied anonymity protection for juveniles should be aware of what other publications are writing about the case in order to avoid ______ identification.

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. Journalists covering a case of child abuse by someone within the family have to be extra careful with the details they report. How can this be approached?

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