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Cards (11)
PAN
Prescribed by
law
, legitimate aim, necessary in a
democratic society
Obscenity
Something which
corrupts
people
S2(5)
cannot be guilty if no cause to believe it's
obscene
S4
if for the
common good
Obscenity cases
Handyside-
kids
sex
book
Gibson-
baby
earrings
Obscenity is considered
obscene
Defamation
Libel-
written down
Slander-
verbal
3 part test for defamation
1.
Claimant
identified
2. Statement published to
3rd
party
3. Serious
harm
must result
Defamation cases
Vardy
v
Rooney
Cooke-
no
defamation
as no loss
Defences to defamation
Truth
Honest
opinion
Matter
of
public
interest