Sentence examples for newspaper malpractice from inspiring English sources

The inquiry will also look at a new system of independent regulation of the press, the inadequacies of the previous Labour government to investigate newspaper malpractice, and the potentially critical issue of future cross-ownership between press and television stations.

The suggestion that the minister's computers, containing sensitive intelligence material, may have been compromised is the most serious sign yet that newspaper malpractice extended far beyond the hacking of mobile phone voicemail, into the realm of other electronic data.

With Grant, however, given that he is a prominent critic of newspaper malpractice, it struck me more as yet another example of how the Mail uses body-shaming as a weapon against its enemies.

Prosecutors were right to charge Rebekah Brooks and other News of the World executives over conspiracy to hack phones as the trials have helped determine who knew about widespread malpractice at the newspaper, Sir Keir Starmer, the former director of public prosecutions, has said.

He had spoken to whistle-blowers with appalling tales of malpractice – yet the newspapers he had approached just weren't interested.

Her practice ranges from advising press clients (she does libel work for the Jewish newspaper the Forward) to handling medical malpractice cases to quietly helping friends with legal matters such as obtaining security clearances.

In legal paperwork, the journalists who have worked for national newspapers describe how they have regularly exposed malpractice by the state and big corporations and have campaigned for press freedom.

As Mr. Murdoch assumed command of damage-control efforts at his London headquarters, the day brought a torrent of new revelations, including reports that newsroom malpractice extended to two other newspapers in his British stable — The Sunday Times, an up-market broadsheet, and The Sun, the country's highest-selling daily tabloid.

The newspaper reported that an analysis of the data showed that malpractice payments in New Jersey had declined by 21percentt from 2001 to 2003.

There was no negligence, recklessness, malpractice," Sérgio Bermudes, a lawyer for Vale, told the Folha de São Paulo newspaper.

The newspaper named hospitals that had won awards and gave details of the number of medical malpractice cases happening in each, as well as feedback regarding patient satisfaction.