GUILTY UK - Ann Maguire, 61, teacher, fatally stabbed in class, Leeds, 28 April 2014

Just to be clear, I am adding additional wording of the Judge, so everyone knows what is expected.

"Obvious examples of publications that may create a relevant risk are those dealing with the defendant's history and background, whether medical or otherwise, and his relationship with Mrs Maguire or other teachers at the school, or with his parents or other young persons."

Under English law, any child involved in court proceedings is entitled to anonymity. Normally, that means media cannot name their school or college.


But the judge agreed with Greaney that it would be absurd for reports to omit that the charges related to Maguire's death at Corpus Christi on Monday.


http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/...e-judge-warns-social-media-users-murder-trial


This will be much different than how we handle US cases. Here, any social media of the defendant will not be allowed to be linked, defendant's name may not be used, pictures may not be posted. Discussion of any mental illnesses or speculation about mental illness will not be allowed.


It is going to be very different, so please be aware and post accordingly.


Thanks,


Salem
 
http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2014/jul/11/teenager-admits-unlawful-killing-teacher-ann-maguire

A 16-year-old boy has admitted to the unlawful killing of the teacher Ann Maguire at a school in Leeds.

The teenager, who cannot be named for legal reasons, did not enter a plea when he made a 15-minute video-link appearance at Leeds crown court.

But his barrister, Richard Wright QC, said the boy accepted that he had stabbed Maguire, 61, at Corpus Christi Catholic College, Halton Moor, on 28 April.

A provisional trial date has been set for 3 November. The boy, who was 15 at the time of the killing, is due to make another court appearance via video-link on 26 September. He remains in custody.

Wright told the recorder of Leeds, Judge Peter Collier: "The position is that the defendant has indicated through ourselves and in a written note that he accepts responsibility for the unlawful killing of the deceased."

However, a plea will not be entered until expert reports have been completed and made available to both the prosecution and defence. Those reports would not be available until the end of August.
 

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