Person: Dame Elizabeth Butler-Sloss

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Investigation launched after 'pictures of Jon Venables' leaked online

Britain's Attorney General has launched an investigation after photographs purporting to show killer Jon Venables were allegedly posted on the internet.

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Britain’s €19,000 injunction to hide child killers’ identity

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Speculation rife in advance of Diana death report

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Mother fights for dying baby’s right to live

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Maxine Carr injunction one of the most stringent

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Killer wins lifelong anonymity

Child killer Mary Bell wins lifelong immunity

Child killer Mary Bell and her teenage daughter today won their British High Court bid for lifelong anonymity.

Wed, 21 May, 2003

‘Life-long anonymity should be granted to child killer Bell and daughter’

CHILD killer Mary Bell and her teenage daughter should be granted life-long anonymity because of the unique features in their case, the High Court in Britain heard yesterday.

Tue, 15 Apr, 2003

Biological dad is ruled father of IVF mix-up twins

The black biological father of mixed-race twins born to a white mother after a “tragic” IVF sperm mix-up is the children’s legal father, a top High Court judge ruled today.

Wed, 26 Feb, 2003

Women launch high court challenge over right to use frozen embryos

TWO women who want to use their frozen embryos to have children yesterday came face-to-face in court with their former partners who have withdrawn consent for their use in IVF treatment.

Fri, 20 Sep, 2002

IVF mix-up leaves mother with own babies

Genetic testing has established that the white woman who gave birth to black twins after an IVF treatment error is their biological mother, it was disclosed today.

Wed, 31 Jul, 2002

Newspaper fined over contempt of court

The publisher of the Manchester Evening News has been fined for contempt of court over an article about the killers of Jamie Bulger.

Tue, 04 Dec, 2001

Internet firm wins change in Bulger killers’ injunction

Britain’s top woman judge today agreed that an injunction protecting James Bulger’s killers was ‘‘inappropriate’’ against Internet service providers.

Tue, 10 Jul, 2001

Bulger case: internet firm challenges injunction

An Internet service provider will today argue the injunction protecting James Bulger’s killers should be varied so it cannot be held responsible for contemptuous material posted on its web pages.

Tue, 10 Jul, 2001

British Attorney General probes "injunction breach" in Bulger case

The British Attorney General was today investigating reports that a newspaper had published details relating to the whereabouts of the killers of toddler Jamie Bulger, which appears to breach a High Court injunction.

Sat, 23 Jun, 2001

Paper may know where Bulger killers are

The Attorney General was tonight investigating reports that a newspaper had published details relating to the whereabouts of the killers of toddler Jamie Bulger, which appears to breach a High Court injunction.

Sat, 23 Jun, 2001

Bulger killers' ruling set 'dangerous precedent'

A court ruling granting the killers of James Bulger anonymity set a "very dangerous" precedent, according to UK Press Complaints Commission chairman Lord Wakeham.

Sun, 04 Feb, 2001

Internet threat to Bulger killers' injunction addressed

Courts could be empowered to act against websites that divulge the whereabouts of the killers of James Bulger, despite speculation that the internet makes yesterday's High Court injunction virtually impossible to enforce.

Tue, 09 Jan, 2001