UK: Reporting restrictions turning family courts into black hole, say ex-judge
Family law Reporting restrictions turning family courts into black hole, say ex-judge Sir James Munby says rules are obsolescent and courts are not getting proper
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Family law Reporting restrictions turning family courts into black hole, say ex-judge Sir James Munby says rules are obsolescent and courts are not getting proper
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