Do privacy laws require prior notification of the publication of personal data?
12 January 2011
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Yesterday, the final salvoes in the protracted legal battle over the tabloid exposure of Max Mosely’s romp with five prostitutes were fired at the Human Rights Court in Strasbourg. The outcome will determine whether there is a structural failure in the UK law which will be corrected if the press have to notify an individual under investigation, if details about that individual are about to appear on the front pages. This Blog reports on some of the arguments raised by
