Feed Editor 23 Nov 2010 07:27:05 GMT Jellyfish Legal Newsfeeds http://www.jellyfishlegal.co.uk/news/legalsnippets en-us Internet publishers and ISPs have joined forces to ask the Government to reform libel laws to protect the free speech rights of bloggers and commenters and to strip host companies of liability for libellous statements. - OUT-LAW News 23 Nov 2010 07:27:05 GMT http://www.jellyfishlegal.co.uk/news/legalsnippets Jellyfish Legal Newsfeed Legal Judges will be prepared to uphold freedom of expression as long as the press uses it responsibly, Mr Justice Tugendhat has said. - Solicitors Journal 23 Nov 2010 07:25:25 GMT http://www.jellyfishlegal.co.uk/news/legalsnippets Jellyfish Legal Newsfeed Legal A tax tribunal has ruled that VAT must be paid on smoothies made from pure fruit even though the fruits themselves, if sold separately, would not be subject to the tax. - Daily Mail 23 Nov 2010 07:25:19 GMT http://www.jellyfishlegal.co.uk/news/legalsnippets Jellyfish Legal Newsfeed Legal A counter-terrorism officer has been jailed after being convicted of defrauding the Metropolitan Police out of thousands of pounds in a property scam during the July 7 bombings investigation. - Independent - Daily Mail 23 Nov 2010 07:05:31 GMT http://www.jellyfishlegal.co.uk/news/legalsnippets Jellyfish Legal Newsfeed Legal Home Secretary Theresa May has lost a legal challenge to a coroner's refusal to hold closed sessions of the 7/7 inquests to hear top secret evidence. - Independent - UK Human Rights Blog - Guardian 23 Nov 2010 07:25:50 GMT http://www.jellyfishlegal.co.uk/news/legalsnippets Jellyfish Legal Newsfeed Legal The case of Paul Chambers, a man convicted of "menace" for threatening to blow up an airport in a Twitter joke is to go to appeal at the high court. - Guardian - ZDNet - Preiskel.com 23 Nov 2010 07:25:35 GMT http://www.jellyfishlegal.co.uk/news/legalsnippets Jellyfish Legal Newsfeed Legal