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Is able to ignore restraining orders imposed by the criminal courts to protect the women.

First and foremost, that means talking up Saddam's defiance of the disarmament orders imposed by U.N. mandate after the gulf war.

In the United States, Australian-style gag orders imposed by judges would be considered censorship and a violation of the U.S. Constitution.

It is becoming a pressing issue, as the desegregation orders imposed by the courts decades ago are lifted in more and more areas.

His comments may be seized upon by campaigners who have opposed the system of control orders imposed by the home secretary, Charles Clarke, on terror suspects who have not been brought to trial.

Pope Francis and Ban Ki-moon were among the people to donate 10,000 pairs of shoes to an installation in Paris to represent people who could not march because of orders imposed by authorities after the 13 November attacks.

Until Sunday morning, Mr. Hicks was under a control order imposed by the police last December.

Louise Reed, 27, criticised the 12-month community order imposed by magistrates on Robert Jenney, 30.

Lawyers for Monsanto and Solutia said they could not discuss the case because of an order imposed by Judge Laird.

Mr. Clune would not comment on Ms. Fairstein's remarks, because of a gag order imposed by the court.

Jason Maloni, a spokesman for Manafort, declined to comment, citing a gag order imposed by the judge in Manafort's case.