id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
spir-8634	Hews, Rachel Jane	High-profile criminal trials, social media conversations and juror prejudice: understanding media regulation in the digital age	2016.0	3	.pdf	application/pdf	1290	71	44	Information  that  might  prejudice  an  ongoing  trial  may  be  spread  through  social  media  in   a  way  that  is  not  as  easily  controlled  as  information  disseminated  through  mainstream   media.   [1998]  NSWSC  28);;  statements  as  to   innocence  (Director  of  Public  Prosecutions  v  Wran  (1987)  86  FLR  92);;  content  that   criticized  or  disparaged  the  accused  (Director  of  Public  Prosecutions  v  Francis  (2006)   95  SASR  302);;  information  about  confessions  (Attorney-­General  (NSW)  v  TCN  Channel   Nine  Pty  Ltd  (1990)  20  NSWLR  368)  or  information  about  prior  convictions  (Maxwell  v   Director  of  Public  Prosecutions 	cache/spir-8634.pdf	txt/spir-8634.txt