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Prosecutors ‘let fake news spread’ by blocking release of facts on Southport killer, MPs say

News RoomBy News RoomApril 13, 2025Updated:April 15, 20252 Mins Read
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The government of the United Kingdom and the Canadian government have both announced a revised approach to counter legal challenges, specifically regarding fake news and open information in criminal trials. Both nations have recently introduced new updates to their media and legal protocols, which are critical for maintaining public confidence in the justice system.

In the UK, Prime Minister Boris Johnson emphasized the need for enhanced transparency in the enforcement of the law, including the transmission of court documents and information on the transmission of criminal cases. This is part of the broader UK government’s push to create a more reliable and accountable legal system, as highlighted in a recent statement. The government is also collaborating with the Home Office to ensure that information is shared in a way that aligns with the information age.

In Canada, prime ministerorian figures propose a call for a “new directive” in the media to address how media outlets handle the posting of氾issage information concerning legal proceedings. This includes the clarification of the line between professional legal journalism and general public interest journalism. The government suggests that Canadian laws and policies should recognize the connotations of the French phrase “fraphon” (which is also English for “no cloth in the window in relation to a bill or situation).” This, in turn, would require all legal information to expire within a week of being made public, as the French laws dictate.

These actions reflect a global effort to uphold the integrity and transparency of the justice system, which is increasingly a part of the norm in both the UK and Canada. The legal communities in these countries are addressing the growing issue of fake news and open information through draft resolutions and mandated actions.

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