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Because some are allegations without proof, and some are names of people who are victims. They have a right to privacy
by moi2388 10mo ago
Because some are allegations without proof, and some are names of people who are victims. They have a right to privacy
- tor825gl 10mo agoIt's not correct that there is a legal duty to redact names of people who might be accused of wrongdoing, but where the allegations haven't been proved. The only two reasons that redactions are allowed are a) to protect the privacy of victims and b) to protect the integrity on ongoing investigations.