The Leveson Inquiry was a public inquiry into the British press established in 2011 and led by Lord Justice Leveson. It examined the relationship between the press, police and politicians in the wake of the phone hacking scandal at News of the World. In his 2012 report, Lord Justice Leveson proposed a new independent press regulator backed by legislation to monitor newspapers and ensure ethics, while maintaining press freedom. He recommended tougher self-regulation with powers like fines for ethics violations.
The Leveson inquiry was a public, judge-led (Lord Justice Leveson) inquiry set up by David Cameron to examine the culture, practice and ethics of the press.
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Describe one (1) example in which laws granting freedom of the press resulted in the exposure of
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Freedom of the press or freedom of the media is the freedom of communication and expression
through mediums including various electronic media and published materials. While such
freedom mostly implies the absence of interference from an overreaching state, its preservation
may be sought through constitutional or other legal protections.
The freedom of the press has been found to be a potentally good mechanism as external control
oncorruption, particularly because it seems to be effective against both extortive and collusive
corruption.
As it has been explained before, the media and in particular the freedom of the press, have a role
inreducing corruption. The tangible way they act can take a variety of forms. Reporting, for
example,may induce the public bodies to start formal investigation into claims of corruption. In
addition,new sources disclose what public anti-corruption bodies have found, reinforcing in this
way thelegitimacy of these bodies. So, when journalism shows the faults and the corruption
involved in thedifferent bodies of the state, corruption starts to be investigated. Moreover, if the
public pressurethat follows leads to a reform of these bodies, the long-run effectiveness of the
media to play as acounterbalance against corruption is reinforced.Additionally, intangible effects
may also result. These can be defined as those controls oncorruption, which are generated from a
broader social environment of increased political pluralism,sharpened public discussion and an
expanded sense of accountability among political bodies andinstitutions, which derive from
independent media.
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Giving politicians any sort of control over the media is a frightening prospect especially when
you consider its role in exposing their mistakes, abuses of power and, in some cases, corruption.
A look back over the last 60 years yields any number of examples of politicians who have
misbehaved and who have been brought to book by the dogged and noble efforts of reporters and
their editors.
In 1963, Secretary of State for War John Profumo had an affair with Christine Keeler, the
reputed mistress of an alleged Soviet spy.
He lied to the House of Commons about it and when the newspapers revealed all, he resigned.
MP Neil Hamilton was investigated by the Guardian and in 1994 an article claimed he had
received cash in a brown envelope from Mohamed Al-Fayed, the owner of Harrods, to ask
questions on behalf of Al-Fayed in the Commons. He claimed his innocence but was forced to
resign.
Neil Hamilton MP was caught up in the \'cash for questions\' scandal
Former Tory cabinet minister Jonathan Aitken was investigated by the Guardian and World In
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The leveson inquiry
1. THE LEVESON
INQUIRY:
IN JULY 2011 LORD JUSTICE LEVESON CHAIRED THE PUBLIC
INQUIRY INTO THE CULTURE, PRACTICES AND ETHICS OF
THE BRITISH PRESS, PROMPTED BY THE NEWS OF THE
WORLD HACKING AFFAIR BY THE PRIME MINISTER.
IN HIS REPORT PUBLISHED IN NOVEMBER 2012 LEVESON
PUT FORWARD PROPOSALS FOR TOUGHER MEDIA SELF REGULATION AND A NEW PRESS LAW THAT COULD HAND A
REQUIRED BODY SUCH AS OFCOM RESPONSIBILIT Y TO
MONITOR THE PRESS AND ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH THE
PUBLIC, THE POLICE AND POLITICIANS.
2. WHAT WAS THE LEVESON INQUIRY?
It was a public, judge-led inquiry set up by
the Prime Minister David Cameron to
examine the culture, practice and ethics of
the press.
It was established in the wake of the phone
hacking scandal at the now defunct News of
the world tabloid.
Lord Justice Leveson has made
recommendations on the future of the press
regulations.
3. WHAT DID IT LOOK AT?
It looked at the relationship between the press and the
public, including phone hacking and other potentially illegal
behaviour, and at the relationships between the press and the
police and the politicians.
Why did Lord Justice Leveson recommend?
He made broad and complex recommendations relating to how
the press is regulated:
Newspapers should continue to be self -regulated and the
government should have no power over what they publish.
There had to be a new press standards body created by the
industry, with a new code of conduct
That body should be backed by legislation, which would create
a means to ensure the regulation was independent and
effective
The arrangement would provide the public with confidence that
their complaints would be seriously dealt with and ensure the
press are protected from interference.
4. WHY DID HE RECOMMEND REWORKING
PRESS REGULATION?
The current system, where the press is self -regulated voluntarily
through the Press Complaints Commission (PCC), is widely agreed to
be doomed the PCC itself has agreed to move into a "transitional
phase" until a long -term replacement can be established.
The chairman of the PCC, Lord Hunt, wants a new
"tough, independent regulator with teeth". He told the Leveson inquir y
there was a willingness among publications for a "fresh star t and a
new body" based on legally -enforceable contracts between publishers
and the new body.
The Free Speech Network , which represents many editor s and
publisher s, is vigorously opposed to any state involvement in press
regulation. It says the press exists to scrutinize those in positions of
power, and it could not do that if those it was scrutinizing had
authority over it.
But the Hacked Of f campaign, which represents many alleged victims
of phone-hacking, says voluntar y self -regulation has failed and its
said that the Leveson proposals are the way for ward.
5. WILL HIS RECOMMENDATIONS BE
IMPLEMENTED?
Prime Minister David Cameron had repor tedly promised to implement
the recommendations, providing they were not "bonkers". But within
hour s of the repor t's publication, he said that he was not convinced
legislation underpinning self -regulation was right.
Mr Cameron then warned the press the "the clock is ticking" for them
to introduce a self -regulation system with the tough power s set out by
Lord Justice Leveson.
"That means million -pound fines, proper investigation of
complaints, prominent apologies," he said.
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg says he backs Leveson, highlighting
a split within the coalition government. Labour leader Ed Miliband
has urged the government to accept the repor t in its entirety.
6. WHAT ABOUT BROADCASTERS AND THE
INTERNET?
The inquiry has been specifically into the press, not into the
media more generally.
Broadcasters are regulated by Ofcom, which is backed by law.
Other people publishing on the internet, such as bloggers and
tweeters, are not regulated as such, but are covered by laws on
issues such as libel and contempt of court. Some, including MPs
and peers, have questioned the wisdom of bringing more
regulation to the press and not the wider internet. Lord Justice
Leveson himself referred to material on the internet as "the
elephant in the room".
However, any publisher could sign up to the new legislation backed self-regulator that Lord Justice Leveson envisages.
7. HOW WAS THE INQUIRY CONDUCTED?
Witnesses during eight months of hearings included alleged
victims of press intrusion, journalists, newspaper executives and
proprietors, police, communications advisers and politicians.
They were called to give evidence under oath at the Royal Courts
of Justice in central London. Legally, they could have been
compelled to attend.
In some cases, specific evidence about phone -hacking
allegations was not heard, to avoid prejudicing on -going criminal
investigations.
Up to 30 June 2012, the last set of published costs, the inquiry
had cost £3.9m. An inquiry spokesman has estimated that the
overall cost of the inquiry so far could reach £5.6m.