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The Security Services and other national security apparatus have "DSMA notices" for the media, yes, but they're not legally binding. They would have to seek an
by matthewheath 6y ago
The Security Services and other national security apparatus have "DSMA notices" for the media, yes, but they're not legally binding.
They would have to seek an injunction to legally prevent anything being published.
There are no separate courts for the intelligence community here. The court hearings themselves can be held in camera and with specially cleared lawyers, but that's all.