Contempt of Court

Old Law, New Law - a podcast by the VLRC by vlrc

Jul 22, 201923:57Government & Organizations

'Contempt of court' can include everything from blowing bubblegum in court to publishing suppressed information. But what actually is it, and does the law need to be reformed? Nick Gadd and Gemma Walsh speak with Anna Be...

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