A district judge had not erred when refusing to make an anonymity order in respect of a defendant charged with making indecent images of children as, despite the defendant having been targeted and attacked in relation to a previous allegation of indecent assault of a child, he had not demonstrated that there was a real risk of his being attacked in relation to the instant offences.
ANONYMITY CRIMINAL EVIDENCE CRIMINAL PROCEDURE DEFENDANT CHARGED WITH MAKING INDECENT IMAGES OF CHILDREN EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS 1950 art.2 HEARINGS IN OPEN COURT HUMAN RIGHTS INDECENT PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHILDREN JUDICIAL REVIEW OF REFUSAL TO MAKE ANONYMITY ORDER MAGISTRATES’ COURTS NORTHERN IRELAND OPEN JUSTICE REPORTING RESTRICTIONS RIGHT TO LIFE RISK WHETHER REAL RISK OF ATTACK
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