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There's a lot of confusion about suppression orders. When are they used? Why are they necessary? Are they an affront to open justice?
Retired Supreme Court judge Betty King knows them well, indeed she once referred to herself as the 'queen of banning things'. In a special episode of The Case Of, Betty King explains when and why they're needed and also how they can be abused.
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