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When should you apply for an anonymity order in tribunal, and are you likely to be successful?
Susan Chan and Andrew Carter examine case-law based on the requirement for open justice whilst respecting a person's right to private life, as well as legislation preserving the right to anonymity for victims of sexual offences.
Downloadable handout available here.
19.12.2022
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