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10 May 2011

What the Mosley privacy decision really means

Where does this leave effective protection for privacy?

By David Allen Green

This morning the European Court of Human Rights rejected Max Mosley’s contention that the United Kingdom should ensure that those who are about to have their privacy intruded upon by the media be notified in advance. (There is an excellent legal analysis of the decision already at the INFORRM website by Hugh Tomlinson QC.)

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