If not for the intervention of press freedom advocates, the Gutiérrezes would probably have been quietly sent back Mexico to confront a gruesome fate.
Lord Lester, one of the UK's most celebrated human rights lawyers who led the fight for libel reforms this year, says there is no need for "further state intervention" into press regulation.
He said he accepted the principle of independent regulation, arguing that the current system "is badly broken and it has let down victims" – but insisted that any proposal to underpin a new regulator with a law, as proposed by Leveson, would "cross the Rubicon" of state intervention into press freedom.
The Queen was well practised in ignoring her husband's interventions and pressed on.
Previously, we described a field usability evaluation of a foot lever and inverted drill press intervention devices that were compared to the usual method for overhead drilling.
Hollande's intervention, at a press conference alongside Cameron, demonstrated how willing France is to support the arguments being made by the prime minister about the risks of Britain voting to leave the EU in the referendum on 23 June.
Contrary to the Sedition Act, the federal government had no power to protect officials from dissent or libelous attack, beyond the protection it accorded to every citizen; indeed, such special intervention against the press was "expressly forbidden by a declaratory amendment to the constitution".
Press interventions from Affleck's ex-wife perpetuate the on-screen myth.
This one will run from Saturday to Dec. 15, with fashion designer "interventions," as the press materials put it, in 19 museums throughout the city, including the Uffizi.
Thanks to Uhrinowsky's intervention, Caragiale became a press correspondent for the Ottoman press agency Asmanli, a job which he held for eight months, until, as he later wrote, "the [company's] 'sweet waters' dried out".
