Case comment: Why someone was sent to prison for taking photos of the Grenfell Tower victims

Laura Bliss

Case comment: Why someone was sent to prison for taking photos of the Grenfell Tower victims

Laura Bliss

Faculty of Arts & Sciences

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Abstract

The article examines a social media prosecution following the Grenfell Tower fire. A brief description of the case is given, the court’s decision and an analysis of the judgment.

Original language	English
Journal	Legal Cheek
Early online date	22 Jun 2017
Publication status	E-pub ahead of print - 22 Jun 2017

Keywords

Social Media
Grenfell Fire

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Case comment: Why someone was sent to prison for taking photos of the Grenfell Tower victims

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