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Interesting tweet on the topic here: https://xcancel.com/SamjLondon/status/2021084532187775244 https://xcancel.com/SamjLondon/status/2021084532187775244 > ...
by sensecall 8mo ago
Interesting tweet on the topic here: https://xcancel.com/SamjLondon/status/2021084532187775244 https://xcancel.com/SamjLondon/status/2021084532187775244
> ... the agreement restricts the supply of court data to news agencies and journalists only.
> However, a cursory review of the Courtsdesk website indicates that this same data is also being supplied to other third parties — including members of @InvestigatorsUK — who pay a fee for access.
> Those users could, in turn, deploy the information in live or prospective legal proceedings, something the agreement expressly prohibits.
- rorylawless 8mo agoThis aligns with the explanation given in response to the urgent question. What looks like a simple breach of contract issue is being weaponized in bad faith by politicians who spend far too much time time on the shadier parts of the internet. https://hansard.parliament.uk/Commons/2026-02-10/debates/037487A8-145D-44B0-AE56-37A1BBF5EE5E/details#contribution-14385CAE-0F56-4036-BE5A-6BF2B690BAD0 https://hansard.parliament.uk/Commons/2026-02-10/debates/037...
- sensecall 8mo agoYes, predictably…