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Two Celebrity Cases Put a Spotlight on British Courts’ Gag Orders
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NYT World reports that two British celebrities, Russell Brand and TV personality David Walliams, each persuaded courts to suppress misconduct allegations against them, drawing attention to the use of gag orders in British courts. The outlet notes that some say the country's libel laws need to change.
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Two Celebrity Cases Put a Spotlight on British Courts’ Gag Orders
Russell Brand and the TV personality David Walliams both persuaded courts to suppress misconduct allegations against them. Some say the libel laws need to change.
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