Mr Justice Eady speech in full
March 11th, 2010Posted by Judith Townend in Events, Journalism
To the surprise of some, it was Mr Justice Eady who took the platform for a speech on freedom of expression in the context of human rights law last night, to mark the launch of City University London’s new centre for Law, Justice and Journalism.
The high court judge is known for his judgements that led to big media payouts to Max Mosley, Madonna and Tiger Woods for breaches of privacy, and for the many libel cases over which he has presided. In a speech in 2008, the Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre said that Eady was bringing in a “privacy law by the back door.”
We have uploaded Eady’s speech in full, below:
Justice Eady Speech – City University London – March 2010
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March 11th, 2010 at 12:12 pm
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