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Freedom of expression

Doctrine in Constitutional. 2 cases, with the principle each one established. By lanbuk.com.

  • R v Lamin, 1964-66 ALR S.L. 346

    Sierra Leone — African Law Reports · 1964-66

    Principle established: In determining whether a political publication is seditious, the court must construe the work as a whole with due regard for press freedom, rather than focusing solely on objectionable excerpts.

  • R v. Lamin & Others (DPP 66 of 1965) [1966] SLSC 7 (21 January 1966)

    Sierra Leone — Supreme Court · 1966

    Principle established: In determining whether a publication is seditious, the court must construe the publication as a whole with due regard for press freedom rather than focusing strictly on isolated objectionable passages.