Wrongful conviction compensation: how countries decide payouts
When a conviction is overturned, the right to be paid depends heavily on where it happened. This article compares England and Wales, the United States, Germany, France and Canada.
Witnesses and the Press
Witnesses and press in court: how different countries handle filming, source protection and compensation, explained in plain English with clear comparisons.
Cameras in court: where trials can be filmed and where not
Rules on filming in court range from live broadcast trials in some US states to near-total bans in Germany. This guide explains the main models and why witnesses are often protected.
Can reporters protect their sources in court? Four countries
Journalists often promise confidentiality, but courts can test that promise. This article compares source protection in the United States, England and Wales, Germany and Canada.