Supreme Court of Canada upholds contested Amanda Todd pre-trial publication ban
Canada's highest court has upheld interpretations of the Criminal Code that apply automatic publication bans for matters when a jury is not in place — which media outlets and civil liberty advocates argued stifles freedom of the press.
Canada's highest court has upheld interpretations of the Criminal Code that apply automatic publication bans for matters when a jury is not in place — which media outlets and civil liberty advocates argued stifles freedom of the press.
