31 October 2011
by Mark
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I blogged a little while ago about the rather bizarre situation whereby neither the government nor their domain registrars were willing to tell us which government domains had been registered. In that post, I mentioned another FoI request that I’d … Continue reading
7 September 2011
by Mark
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If you’ve already read this, you might want to skip to the end where I’ve added some extra information. You’d think, wouldn’t you, that there ought to be no problem finding out which official domain names (ie, those ending in … Continue reading
3 August 2011
by Mark
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I don’t normally go in for the Disgusted of Tunbridge Wells approach, but the answer to this Freedom of Information request very nearly had me heading into Daily Mail territory with my reaction. The question asked was fairly simple: The … Continue reading
3 July 2011
by Mark
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My previous post on the FOI request about Courtel and HMCTS has already started doing the rounds of Twitter, Facebook and the blogosphere, so I thought I ought to clarify something that maybe wasn’t plain before. I don’t object to … Continue reading
3 July 2011
by Mark
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In R v Sussex Justices, Ex parte McCarthy, the then Lord Chief Justice Lord Hewart delivered a judgment containing a phrase which has passed into common parlance. Commenting on the need for the legal system to be both transparent and … Continue reading