Their opinion, which was delivered to newspapers last month, comes as the government prepares to block amendments to the defamation bill that would put newspapers at risk of having to pay exemplary damages if they failed to give subjects of a story prior notification that they intended to publish.
Federal law requires that a taxpayer receive prior notification of a jeopardy assessment before accounts are attached.
Charges were "involvement in illegal practices and inciting gatherings and calling for unauthorized marches through social networking sites", "participation in an illegal assembly", and "participation in an illegal gathering and calling for a march without prior notification".
Mr. Zhu sought to calm those concerns on his visit, saying that his country's ships had no hostile intent and agreeing to set up a "hot line" between the two governments and a system of prior notification of ship movements into sensitive areas.
Regulation and active management of mobility by cities. "They arrived overnight, without warning". This was a common narrative, where hundreds of scooters might arrive in a city without prior notification or coordination with transportation officials.
The European Court of Human Rights has already rejected Mr Mosley's suggestion of a law requiring prior notification, but he insisted that in some cases it was "essential", in order to stop "an egregious breach of privacy".
In 1990, Council Directive 90/220 had already established, on the basis of Article 100a of the EC Treaty, a system of prior notification of the use of products containing GMMOs to the competent authorities of the Member States, and of authorization by those authorities or, in certain circumstances, by the Commission".
In Cardiff, the Rapport family – who own the properties on Guildford Crescent, home to Gwdihŵ and several other local businesses – submitted an application for prior notification to demolish the premises in December, marking the land as up for redevelopment while being very cagey about what that redevelopment would actually entail.
Editors made it clear they were implacably opposed to a statutory requirement of "prior notification", arguing it would have a chilling effect on press freedom.
Finally the United States undertook a totally unilateral military action in a foreign nation without prior notification of that nation.
Lawyers for Mr Mosley asked the judges in Strasbourg to make a ruling on whether the media should be legally forced to approach the subject of a story and provide "prior notification" of anything to be published about them.
