Telejustice – a phenomenon at the border between the right to information of the public and the right to image of accused persons
Journal Title: Social Sciences and Education Research Review - Year 2015, Vol 2, Issue 1
Abstract
In this article we analysed a new fast-growing phenomenon – Telejustice which seems to spread more and more in Romania and we proposed a solution - the open justice system. In our opinion, if the open-justice system would be adopted in Romania, it would be a gain both for Justice, which could provide the evidence of transparency, as well as for journalists, who could provide exact information, not taken from sources.
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Georgian Camelia Stănescu
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