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Jun 6, 2026
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Publication bans need not feel like a law school exam
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EDITORIALS JUN 6, 2026 – 7:30 AM EDT
Publication bans need not feel like a law school exam
Recent legal wrangling reveals confusion about legal system’s ‘openness principle’
The name of a man accused of sexual assault cannot be linked to a month-long publication ban litigation, a judge decided Tuesday. (File photo)
By Corey Larocque
Figuring out publication bans shouldn’t make a judge draw a comparison to a law school exam.
Yet that’s how Justice Christian Lyons described the “unique case” of a man charged with sexual assault who managed to get a court order preventing him from being i…
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