"Because of such extensive media reporting on all the information passed to law enforcement, most people are convinced that we have issued alerts to the general public on everything from scuba schools to apartment complexes, and that perception has become reality.
Those reports had been the subject of extensive media reporting and his attorney general faced regular questioning about the conduct inside centres like Don Dale.
In any case, said the judge, most, if not all, of the jurors would know from extensive media reports that the defendant was currently in jail and the reasons for his incarceration.
But the media reporting of these three events was far more extensive than the coverage of the much bigger Kobani massacre, even though news of all four atrocities broke at about the same time.
All four cheerfully ignore the Samaritan's guidelines on media reporting of suicide, which cite evidence that "vulnerable individuals may be influenced to engage in imitative behaviours by reports of suicide, particularly if the coverage is extensive, prominent, sensationalist and/or explicitly describes the method of suicide".
But a suppression of media reporting continues.
England's extensive NHS patient survey programme has not fulfilled government promises of widespread improvements in patients' experiences, and media reports of poor nursing care in NHS hospitals are increasingly common.
Or is there more extensive and intensive reporting of outrages?
The media reported on suicides during 2007, and the plant got extensive coverage after the number of jumpers went up drastically between March and May of 2010.
Despite extensive media coverage of the accident, police said they had received no missing-person reports matching the description of the man.
