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Scotland to Livestream First Criminal Appeal

Scotland's courts will livestream their first criminal appeal this week via "Criminal Appeal Court Live", a new service designed to enhance transparency and address past trial delays due to capacity issues; the service will initially focus on appeals against convictions and sentences.

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Legal Battle Ensues Over Prince Andrew Aide's Witness Statement in Chinese Spy Case

Lawyers for Dominic Hampshire, an aide to Prince Andrew, are preventing the release of his witness statement supporting Yang Tengbo, a businessman accused of being a Chinese spy, due to its "highly sensitive" details of business dealings with a UK government agency and its inclusion in Yang's unsucc...

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Court of Appeal Overturns Anonymity Order for Sara Sharif Case Judges

The Court of Appeal overturned a High Court order anonymizing three judges who handled Sara Sharif's family court case, ruling the judge lacked jurisdiction and made unfair remarks about the press; the judges' identities will be revealed in seven days.

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Court Rejects 20-Year Suppression Order for Accused Serial Rapist

A Sydney court has rejected a 20-year suppression order request by Anthony Stevo Glumac, a 29-year-old man accused of 45 charges against 17 alleged victims, highlighting concerns about increasing court secrecy in Australia; The Herald successfully challenged the order.

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Court of Appeal Overturns Anonymity Order in Sara Sharif Case

The Court of Appeal overturned a High Court judge's order to anonymize three judges involved in Sara Sharif's case, ruling the order unlawful and procedurally flawed; their names will be released in seven days.

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