Open Justice

`... remarkable ... contains a useful, critique on the Report of the Bar Council (British), which adds to the value of the work because it deals directly with televising in courts.' The Hindu, India `... excellent book ... its author is to be congratulated for writing a scholarly work which raises important issues fundamental to the administration of justice.' Legal Studies `This [book] concerns an area of real political interest. The technicalities are readily understood. I do not know what is taught on media studies courses (which is a sign of age, not disdain), but this book could be included on such syllabuses, and read by editors, broadcasters and journalists as well as lawyers.' Andrew Edis QC, Times Higher Education Supplement `The role of academic works such as this is to survey the field, to sum up the state of the law as it is, and to inform and guide decisions in future cases. This book does this admirably and casts light on what has hitherto been an unlit and unvisited area.' Andrew Edis QC, Times Higher Education Supplement `This is an interesting and challenging book ... This is a practical work about systems of justice, and it is the result of wide-ranging learning and fresh thought.' Andrew Edis QC, Times Higher Education Supplement