ICO accuse Jack Beecham of breaching bail conditions
ICO accuse Jack Beecham of breaching bail conditions
By John Brace (Editor) First publication date: Thursday 24th November 2022, 17:45 (GMT).
Queen Elizabeth II Law Courts (Liverpool Crown Court), Derby Square, Liverpool, L2 1XA (5th January 2019)
This hearing had been originally scheduled to start at 10.00 am, however the start of the hearing was delayed. This was because the barrister (Miss Anam Khan) for ICO (Information Commissioner’s Office) wasn’t present in the court room in person. She virtually appeared at the hearing using the Cloud Video Platform (CVP), however as the listings section of Liverpool Crown Court hadn’t told this information to the Clerk, there was a delayed start due to some initial confusion as to what was going on before Miss Anam Khan appeared at the hearing virtually on the screens in the court room. Continue reading “ICO accuse Jack Beecham of breaching bail conditions”
Trial of Jack Beecham at Liverpool Crown Court delayed due to COVID
Trial of Jack Beecham at Liverpool Crown Court delayed due to COVID
By John Brace (Editor) First publication date: Tuesday 8th November 2022, 14:46 (GMT).
Queen Elizabeth II Law Courts (Liverpool Crown Court), Derby Square, Liverpool, L2 1XA (5th January 2019)
The trial of Jack Beecham, of 41 Cumberland Avenue, Prenton, CH43 0RY didn’t start as planned before HHJ (His Honor Judge) Swinnerton in Court 43 at the Liverpool Crown Court this morning (7th November 2022).
After changes in 2014 allowing filming of local government meetings what are the safeguards proposed on filming and broadcast of judicial sentencing remarks in England and Wales?
After changes in 2014 allowing filming of local government meetings what are the safeguards proposed on filming and broadcast of judicial sentencing remarks in England and Wales?
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Letter from the Wirral – audio podcast – episode #1 New Ferry Trial 13th January 2019
Letter from the Wirral – audio podcast – episode #1 New Ferry Trial 13th January 2019
Queen Elizabeth II Law Courts (Liverpool Crown Court), Derby Square, Liverpool, L2 1XA (5th January 2019)
Below is a transcript of a new audio series I’m starting this year, the topic of our first one is a conversation between myself and our criminal justice correspondent about the trial last week.
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The focus on a criminal justice case (the first two days of the trial of what happened in New Ferry) came about as a result of the Bureau of Investigative Journalism’s Bureau Local project and specifically the open newsroom last year on “What are the challenges with accessing court information and reporting on them?” as I realised that there needed to be a field test to understand things better.
I did as a journalist challenge one of the restricted reporting orders on this listing for this case (one of which has now been removed as it didn’t exist and was a clerical error). The official and extremely polite response back was I quote, “it was a clerical error, the reporting restrictions in the case are as per the order handed to you yesterday. Thank you for taking the time to point out this error to the Court.” Continue reading “Letter from the Wirral – audio podcast – episode #1 New Ferry Trial 13th January 2019”
The reporting restrictions I referred to in my report on the first day linked to above mean I can only report on what happened after around 3.15 pm. The following may be of interest to those ever called for jury service wondering what happens. Continue reading “What happened on the 2nd day of the New Ferry Explosion Trial?”
