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.

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.

President of the Family Division, Dame Elizabeth Butler-Sloss, has said the anonymity of Jon Venables and Robert Thompson could still be enforced once they are freed with new identities.

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