I cannot help compare the different approaches of the Court of Protection & the Family Court as the announcement is made of a limited ‘pilot’ scheme to allow *journalists & legally qualified bloggers* to report on proceedings in the Family Court. The really (entirelyj helpful blog you refer to here would not be allowed in the Family Court because the bloggers are not *legally qualified*. The Open Justice Court of Protection initiative is, in my view, an great example of how *non-legally qualified* bloggers can shine much needed light on our justice system - to society’s great benefit.
I cannot help compare the different approaches of the Court of Protection & the Family Court as the announcement is made of a limited ‘pilot’ scheme to allow *journalists & legally qualified bloggers* to report on proceedings in the Family Court. The really (entirelyj helpful blog you refer to here would not be allowed in the Family Court because the bloggers are not *legally qualified*. The Open Justice Court of Protection initiative is, in my view, an great example of how *non-legally qualified* bloggers can shine much needed light on our justice system - to society’s great benefit.