As the dust settles after last week’s Court of Appeal decision on whether a terrorism trial can be held in secret, there continue to be more questions than answers about what we know and what we will know.
The Court of Appeal decided that a few small parts of the trial will be held in open court and that only some ‘accredited’ journalists from media organisations who were parties to the proceedings will be ‘invited’ to attend the trial. Even then, all will remain secret until the end when it will be decided what, if anything, can be reported.
