@**bustysinclaire** wrote:
It is so sad, when people feel the need to report and bring the news of these incidents to the for before people have been charged and a verdict passed, whether they are eventually found guilt or not
The principle sounds good as does the suggestion that individuals in such cases should be granted anonymity.
The problem with surrounding cases in secrecy is the danger that justice will not be seen to be done which can lead to justice not being done.
In addition there have been numerous examples over the years where pre-arrest/pre-trial publicity has led to evidence coming to light that otherwise wouldn't be made known which has helped to prove guilt or innocence..
