Justice Munby. He ruled that the passing of details of the case to Harriet Harman and Margaret Hodge were contempts of court. He said she was guilty of ‘suppressio veri and suggestio falsi’, which is fighting talk even for non-Latin speakers, and she now faces potentially ruinous disciplinary action.
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This is an issue that has to be regularly beaten like a gong. This is candy for social scientists and prosecutors. There’s very little downside to this abuse except for blogs and Dorothy Rabinowitz.
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