Carr v News Group Newspapers Ltd

Carr v News Group Newspapers Ltd [2005] EWHC 971 is an English legal case in which Maxine Carr was awarded a lifelong injunction preventing publication of her new identity.[1] Carr provided a false alibi to Ian Huntley who was convicted of the Soham murders.

References

Foster, S. (2008), Human Rights and Civil Liberties, Oxford: Oxford University Press, p. 204

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[1] Foster, S. (2008), Human Rights and Civil Liberties, Oxford: Oxford University Press, p. 204

Privacy injunctions in English law
Terminology	Injunctions Anonymised injunctions Super-injunctions Hyper-injunctions Contra mundum injunction See also Interdicts in Scots law
Super-injunction cases	Ntuli v Donald DFT v TFD Terry v Persons Unknown RJW v Guardian News and Media Ltd Andrew Marr and anonymous NMC v Persons Unknown
Anonymised injunctions	List of privacy injunction cases in English law
See also	Neuberger Committee 2011 British privacy injunctions controversy Privacy in English law Breach of confidence