"I do know, however, that the lack of this information is prejudicial to the informed judgment of the voting public.
By proxy, he ordered a secret investigation into the authenticity of the emails, and had secretly informed Judge Fuller of information that was prejudicial to the defendants, that the emails were deemed to be forgeries.
The Media Institute of Southern Africa condemned the arrest and detention of a Zimbabwean journalist, Peta Thornycroft, who was accused of publishing false information that was prejudicial to the state.
UKIP leader Nigel Farage said: "We have to ask, what on earth are they hiding?" A Home Office spokesman said Mrs May was required to take out any information which would be "prejudicial to the interests of national security".
The Freedom House, in its Freedom on the Net 2011 report, said, "the authorities have cited Section 99 of the penal code, which allows the government to restrict information that might be prejudicial to the national interest.
Consent arrangements are very troubling, because information which is not potentially prejudicial to national security may for reasons of trial management or embarrassment be considered under a closed procedure.
The company would need to convince the commissioner "that to make the information publicly available may be significantly prejudicial to any of the entity's current or future commercial negotiations".
The data in question has to be prejudicial to an individual and 'beyond its sell-by-date'.
These internal policies are not detailed — with the IPT reiterating its "general duty" to avoid disclosing information that might be "contrary to the public interest or prejudicial to national security … or the continued discharge of the functions of any of the intelligence services".
I have repeatedly tried to obtain information about the circumstances of British drone strikes under FoI legislation, but all requests have been refused as being "prejudicial to the defence of our armed forces" or, more recently, simply ignored.
