Blogger defends another breach

Published: 9:37AM Tuesday January 12, 2010 Source: NZPA

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  Now Playing: Blogger defends actions: Ursula Cheer talks to TVNZ News at 8 (5:30)

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  The Solicitor General is considering charging blogger Cameron Slater with contempt of court after he allegedly broke suppression rules again. Ursula Cheer, Associate Professor of law at  University of Canterbury talks to TVNZ News at 8.

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