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The register contains 56 entries. Language versions of one judgment may occupy separate rows, but still count as one judicial act. The judicial corpus contains 14 case groups, 17 base judicial acts and two compliance orders. Academic and legislative material does not increase the case count.

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S01 · Dmitriyevskiy v Russia

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Source layercourt judgment reproduced material
Languageen
Document date2017-10-03
Reading scopeJudicial English reproduction; fresh local reread of §§7–8, opening of9,21,37–38,105–108,110–118. Complete PDF obtained; full selected judgment read in earlier corpus work.
Location§§7–9,21,37–38,105,108,113–118
LimitRussian newspaper originals and the complete linguistic expert report were not independently obtained; no worldwide absence claim.
Access date2026-09-30

S02 · Dmitriyevskiy official press release

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Source layercourt secretariat summary
Languageen
Document date2017-10-03
Reading scopefull press release
Locationpp 1–3
LimitUsed for sentence description; not a judgment substitute
Access date2026-09-30

S03 · Stomakhin v Russia

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Source layerjudgment PDF on reproduction host
Languageen
Document date2018-05-09
Reading scopefull selected judgment
Location14; 62; 65; 97–134, especially 128–129; Keller separate opinion 9–12
LimitDomestic originals and exhibits not separately obtained
Access date2026-09-30

S04 · Counterman v Colorado

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Source layercourt-host opinion PDF; earlier FIRE reproduction
Languageen
Document date2023-06-27
Reading scopeFresh local reread of the complete majority, printed pp1–14, Parts I–III and footnotes1–7. Separate opinions were read in the earlier reproduced corpus, not freshly reread in phase4.
LocationMajority Parts I–III, printed pp1–14, especially PartI footnote1 and PartIII
LimitOriginal Facebook files and post-new-trial outcome not established. Fresh phase4 reading is local of the court PDF already obtained, not a new web retrieval.
Access date2026-09-30

S05 · People v Counterman

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Source layercourt opinion reproduced on Justia
Languageen
Document date2024-06-13
Reading scopeComplete reproduced judicial body freshly read from root web output, rendered lines47–81, §§1–18 and footnotes1–4; no reliance on the optional AI metadata summary.
LocationTitle/announcement13June2024; §§1,6–12,13–18, footnote4
LimitDirect Justia CLI returned403. Root web full body succeeds. Colorado research URL returned a JS application shell, not judgment text. Actual execution and later retrial disposition not established.
Access date2026-09-30

S06 · Brandenburg v Ohio

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Source layerofficial US Reports scan on Library of Congress
Languageen
Document date1969-06-09
Reading scopeFresh local complete read of the Library of Congress US Reports scan: per curiam pp444–449 and separate concurrences pp449–457.
Location395 US444–449; separate concurrences449–457
LimitFilms and physical exhibits not independently obtained; actual time served not established. Same opinion as S06, a more direct primary-host copy.
Access date2026-09-30

S07 · Chambers v DPP

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Source layerapproved court judgment official host
Languageen
Document date2012-07-27
Reading scopeComplete approved PDF obtained; fresh local reread §§1–9,11–18,20–38. Full selected judgment read in prior audit.
Location§§11–18,24–25,30–38, especially34–35
LimitTweet digital original and separate lower-court record not obtained. The PDF does not establish original fine amount or imprisonment served.
Access date2026-09-30

S08 · Cobban and Borders v DPP

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Source layerapproved court judgment official host
Languageen
Document date2024-07-26
Reading scopeComplete approved PDF obtained; fresh local reread §§6–14,101–112,123–129 and selected passages within49–77, especially63–73; full selected judgment read in prior audit.
Location§§6–8,10–14,63–73,102–111,113–129
LimitOriginal WhatsApp files and sentencing-execution record not obtained. Bail pending this appeal is established; actual execution is not.
Access date2026-09-30

S09 · Wunsiedel 1 BvR 2150/08

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Source layerGerman constitutional decision reproduction
Languagede
Document date2009-11-04
Reading scopeFull German judicial reproduction obtained. Fresh local reread of German Rn64–67,77–81,93–95,104–110; full Rn1–110 read in earlier corpus work.
LocationGerman Rn64–67,77–81,93–95,104–110
LimitOfficial German domain timed out in this pass; earlier access attempts failed. Full reproduction is used, not English extract numbering. This is an assembly ban, not an imposed personal prison sentence.
Access date2026-09-30

S10 · Eon v France

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Source layercourt judgment official HUDOC full French text
Languagefr
Document date2013-03-14
Reading scopeComplete full French judgment PDF obtained. Fresh local reread §§6–11,53–62; full judgment and separate opinions read in earlier corpus work.
Location§§6–11,53,55,57–62; operative disposition
LimitDomestic reasons are judicially reproduced, not independently obtained national originals. General offence compatibility and present law not determined by this case comparison.
Access date2026-09-30

S11 · UN Human Rights Committee — General comment No.34: Article19, Freedoms of opinion and expression

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Source layerprimary official interpretive document
Languageen
Document date2011
Reading scope§§21–25,34–35,46–52; full public document available; decoded UTF-16 BOM
LocationCCPR/C/GC/34,12September2011; §§22,25,34–35,47,50–52
LimitInterpretive authority, not new global criminal code or empirical evidence; §47 is limited to defamation.
Access date2026-09-30

S12 · Communications Act 2003, section 127

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Source layerofficial revised provision
Languageen
Document datecurrent selected text retrieved 2026-09-30
Reading scopeFull selected section and all attached annotations read.
Locations127(1), (2)(c), (3), (7); territorially retained repeal text at (2)(a)–(b); commencement annotations
LimitWhere null, original commencement was not independently checked; the current selected revised body was read. Act/document-level modified and valid metadata are not a claim that this particular provision changed on those dates.
Access date2026-09-30

S13 · Online Safety Act 2023, section 181

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Source layerofficial revised provision
Languageen
Document datecurrent selected text retrieved 2026-09-30
Reading scopeFull selected section and all attached annotations read.
Locations181(1)–(5); especially (5)(a),(c); commencement annotation
LimitWhere null, original commencement was not independently checked; the current selected revised body was read. Act/document-level modified and valid metadata are not a claim that this particular provision changed on those dates.
Access date2026-09-30

S14 · Russia ceases to be party to the Convention

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Source layerCouncil of Europe institutional notice
Languageen
Document date2022-09-16
Reading scopefull notice
Locationcessation and temporal competence statements
LimitHistorical notice; case-specific current procedure requires separate review
Access date2026-09-30

S15 · beforeword previous research

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Source layeruser-supplied website archive plus live-page version comparison
Languageru
Document datearchive 2026-09-28
Reading scope13 archive research texts read; 13 live pages retrieved and compared
Location13 works mapped in previous_research
LimitAll 13 linked pages accessible in direct retrieval; 12 HTML files byte-identical to archive; human differs and the mapped claim remains tied to the archived version
Access date2026-09-30

S16 · Shreya Singhal v Union of India

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Source layerjudicial text reproduced on third-party host
Languageen
Document date2015-03-24
Reading scopefull selected judicial text and any attached ROP
Location1; 13; 27-28; 48-49; 69-82; 79-82; 83-90; 91-92; 119
LimitCourt text reproduced on third-party host; no original criminal post by the petitioner is presented as obtained; no full current-law survey
Access date2026-09-30

S17 · Peoples Union for Civil Liberties v Union of India

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Source layerjudicial text reproduced on third-party host
Languageen
Document date2022-10-12
Reading scopefull selected judicial text and any attached ROP
Locationsigned order pages 1-2, requests (a)-(c); signed order page 3, unnumbered paragraph preceding directions; signed order pages 3-5, directions (a)-(e); direction (d)
LimitDirections are not evidence of complete execution; no quantified enforcement outcome is claimed
Access date2026-09-30

S18 · Arup Bhuyan v State of Assam & Anr — larger-bench reference

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Source layerjudicial text reproduced on third-party host
Languageen
Document date2023-03-24
Reading scopefull selected judicial text and any attached ROP
LocationShah §§2.4, 10.1–10.8; Shah §10.3; Shah §§3–9.4; do not attribute submissions directly to the court; Shah §§14.4–14.6; Shah §§16.1, 17–17.1; Shah §18; Karol §§8, 21–22, 50; Karol §§48–53
LimitDoctrinal reference about continued membership, not a fresh conviction for an isolated utterance.; No blanket finding that Shreya Singhal was overruled.; Section 10(a)(i) and terrorist-organisation provisions such as section 38 must not be collapsed.; Two years is the statutory maximum described, not a sentence imposed on Arup by this act.; Do not treat continuing membership as established merely because the criterion permits punishment.
Access date2026-09-30

S19 · Arup Bhuyan v State of Assam & Anr — disposal and Record of Proceedings

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Source layerjudicial text reproduced on third-party host
Languageen
Document date2023-09-21
Reading scopefull selected judicial text and any attached ROP
LocationSigned order §§1–4; Signed order §2; ROP block CRL.M.P.16637/2014 §§2–5; ROP block SLP5971/5643/5964/6270-2019 §§6–8
LimitNo new sentence on Arup; no claim about actual historical time served.; Preserving individual acquittals is distinct from reversing the March doctrine.; Paragraph numbers restart in separate ROP blocks.; Reproduction has 29.08.2024 in CRL.M.P.16637/2014 §4 but 29.08.2014 in §2; date discrepancy not silently corrected.
Access date2026-09-30

S20 · Qwelane v South African Human Rights Commission and Another

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Source layerjudicial text reproduced on third-party host
Languageen
Document date2021-07-30
Reading scopeHTML judgment, paragraphs 1–198, order, footnotes 1–210
Location3–4; 14–18, 179–180; 96–101; 107–112, 187–190; 115; 165–182; 191–198; order
LimitSAFLII main and www3 HTML/PDF requests unavailable (403 or retrieval errors); Official revised PDF initially recognised as 84 pages; repeated body retrieval returned 404; Newspaper original, complete trial testimony and expert report not independently obtained; Current legislation after the judgment's temporary regime not investigated; judgment stamp 30 July, reproduction heading 31 July; revised official PDF not fully read
Access date2026-09-30

S21 · Momberg v S

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Source layerjudicial text reproduced on third-party host
Languageen
Document date2019-06-28
Reading scopeHTML judgment, paragraphs 1–35 including repeated paragraph 30, signatures, footnotes 1–19
Location1; 2; 5–11; 15–23; 20; 24–34; 35
LimitSAFLII HTML/PDF requests unavailable; Initial Magistrate's Court judgment not independently retrieved; Recordings not independently obtained; Imprisonment execution and actual time served unknown
Access date2026-09-30

S22 · Kimel v. Argentina ES

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Source layercourt-host judgment PDF; byte-identical CEJIL reproduction
Languagees
Document date2008-05-02
Reading scopefull selected judgment and appended opinions
Location41–50; 63–95; 97; 123; 128; 140
LimitCourt-host PDF obtained during the earlier audit and matched byte-for-byte to the read CEJIL copy. Book and national originals not separately obtained. Subsequent compliance outcome is examined through S29, a distinct source. Retain source-language legal labels.
Access date2026-09-30

S23 · Kimel v. Argentina EN

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Source layercourt-host judgment PDF; byte-identical CEJIL reproduction
Languageen
Document date2008-05-02
Reading scopefull selected judgment and appended opinions
Location41–50; 63–95; 97; 123; 128; 140
LimitCourt-host PDF obtained during the earlier audit and matched byte-for-byte to the read CEJIL copy. Book and national originals not separately obtained. Subsequent compliance outcome is examined through S29, a distinct source. Retain source-language legal labels.
Access date2026-09-30

S24 · Ricardo Canese v. Paraguay ES

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Source layercourt-host judgment PDF; byte-identical CEJIL reproduction
Languagees
Document date2004-08-31
Reading scopefull selected judgment and appended opinions
Location69.7/69(7); 69.10/69(10); 69.15/69(15); 69.20/69(20); 69.49/69(49); 95–108; 153–162; 182–187; 223
LimitCourt-host PDF obtained during the earlier audit and matched byte-for-byte to the read CEJIL copy. National originals and independent prison records not obtained. The judgment itself expressly records that the imposed sanctions were not executed (§69.49/69(49), §162); that judicial account is the disclosed basis. Subsequent compliance outcome is examined through S30, a distinct source. Retain source-language legal labels.
Access date2026-09-30

S25 · Ricardo Canese v. Paraguay EN

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Source layercourt-host judgment PDF; byte-identical CEJIL reproduction
Languageen
Document date2004-08-31
Reading scopefull selected judgment and appended opinions
Location69.7/69(7); 69.10/69(10); 69.15/69(15); 69.20/69(20); 69.49/69(49); 95–108; 153–162; 182–187; 223
LimitCourt-host PDF obtained during the earlier audit and matched byte-for-byte to the read CEJIL copy. National originals and independent prison records not obtained. The judgment itself expressly records that the imposed sanctions were not executed (§69.49/69(49), §162); that judicial account is the disclosed basis. Subsequent compliance outcome is examined through S30, a distinct source. Retain source-language legal labels.
Access date2026-09-30

S26 · J. L. Austin — How to Do Things with Words — selected anthology extracts

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Source layerprimary philosophical text; later anthology reproduction
Languageen
Document date1962
Reading scopeOpening and felicity conditions in supplied eleven-page anthology excerpt, PDF pp.1–5; not complete 1962 book
LocationAnthology printed pp.55–59, especially56–59; anthology pagination is not original book pagination
LimitNo criminal-sanction test or empirical assessment; no claim that all utterances require formal institutions.
Access date2026-09-30

S27 · Lawrence M. Solan — Judicial Decisions and Linguistic Analysis: Is There a Linguist in the Court?

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Source layerprimary legal-linguistic journal article
Languageen
Document date1995
Reading scopePrinted pp.1069–1072
LocationWashington University Law Quarterly73, pp.1069–1072
LimitNo empirical error rate or assertion that judicial interpretations are arbitrary.
Access date2026-09-30

S28 · Michael Kranzlein; Nathan Schneider; Kevin Tobia — CuRIAM: Corpus re Interpretation and Metalanguage in U.S. Supreme Court Opinions

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Source layerprimary corpus/annotation research paper
Languageen
Document date2024
Reading scopeIntroduction; §3.1 and Table1, printed pp.4247–4250; empirical results not used to infer correctness
LocationLREC-COLING2024; §3.1, Table1, pp.4249–4250
LimitStatutory-interpretation corpus; scheme requires adaptation to speech prosecutions, and annotation is itself contestable.
Access date2026-09-30

S29 · Caso Kimel Vs. Argentina — Supervisión de Cumplimiento de Sentencia

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Source layercourt resolution PDF reproduced by CEJIL
Languagees
Document date2013-02-05
Reading scopeComplete 8-page judicial resolution
LocationVisto 2–3; considerandos 5–14, especially 11–13; DECLARA 1; RESUELVE 1–2
LimitOfficial URL returned 403. Court-authored primary text read at CEJIL. The underlying 10 November 2011 national review judgment was not separately obtained. Dated compliance conclusion, not a claim of an exhaustive later-act search.
Access date2026-09-30

S30 · Caso Ricardo Canese Vs. Paraguay — Supervisión de Cumplimiento de Sentencia

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Source layercourt resolution PDF reproduced by CEJIL
Languagees
Document date2008-08-06
Reading scopeComplete 7-page judicial resolution
LocationVisto 3,10–11; considerandos 8–12; DECLARA 1; RESUELVE 1–2
LimitCourt-authored primary resolution reproduced by CEJIL; not an independent archive of payments or original correspondence. Case closure followed waiver of remaining default interest, not proof that the interest was paid. Earlier 6 February 2008 resolution is described within this text, not independently read in this pass.
Access date2026-09-30

S31 · Gottlob Frege; English translation Max Black — On Sense and Reference

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Source layerprimary philosophical text; university-hosted English reproduction
Languageen
Document date1892
Reading scopePDF pp.1–4, corresponding anthology markers pp.22–26; translation and reprint provenance on first page
LocationPDF pp.1–3; anthology markers pp.23–25; passage on quotation/signs of signs
LimitEnglish translation/reprint, not inspected German original; not a theory of punishment.
Access date2026-09-30

S32 · H. P. Grice — Meaning

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Source layerprimary philosophical journal article; academic-hosted reproduction
Languageen
Document date1957
Reading scopeSelected passages pp.377–379,383–384,386–388, including caveats about intentions; remaining pages not claimed read in full
LocationPhilosophical Review66(3), pp.377–379,382–384,386–388
LimitConceptual proposal with stated qualifications; not a universally necessary criminal mens rea test.
Access date2026-09-30

S33 · John R. Searle — A Taxonomy of Illocutionary Acts

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Source layerprimary philosophical book chapter; university-hosted scan
Languageen
Document date1975
Reading scopePublication pages and chapter pp.344–347,350–351,358–361; OCR after rotating sideways scan; not a full reading of pp.344–369
LocationIn Keith Gunderson(ed.), Language, Mind, and Knowledge, Minnesota Studies VII; pp.344–347 and358–361
Limit1975 chapter, not the related 1976 article; its exceptions concerning linguistic declarations do not exempt any word from the project’s inscription boundary.
Access date2026-09-30

S34 · Rae Langton — Speech Acts and Unspeakable Acts

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Source layerprimary philosophical journal article; author-hosted scan
Languageen
Document date1993
Reading scopePrinted pp.293–304 (first twelve PDF pages), OCR; p.299 separately re-rendered; later silencing section not claimed read
LocationPhilosophy & Public Affairs22(4), pp.293–304; especially296–300,303–304
LimitConceptual argument conditioned by empirical assumptions; no general criminal-imprisonment conclusion; no claim that later sections were read.
Access date2026-09-30

S35 · Eugene Volokh — Speech as Conduct: Generally Applicable Laws, Illegal Courses of Conduct, “Situation-Altering Utterances,” and the Uncharted Zones

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Source layerprimary legal scholarship; author-hosted full article
Languageen
Document date2005
Reading scopeSelected opening passages pp.1278–1279; III selected passages pp.1328–1329,1334–1335; conclusion p.1348; no claim to full-article reading
LocationCornell Law Review90, pp.1326–1335,1347–1348; especially1334–1335
LimitU.S. doctrinal argument as of2005, not current worldwide law; query erroneously used2014, retained in log.
Access date2026-09-30

S36 · National Research Council; committee report; Jeremy Travis, Bruce Western, Steve Redburn(eds.) — The Growth of Incarceration in the United States: Exploring Causes and Consequences — chapter5, The Crime Prevention Effects of Incarceration

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Source layerofficial authored multidisciplinary evidence review
Languageen
Document date2014
Reading scopeSelected passages within printed chapter5: deterrence pp.133–140, incapacitation pp.140–144, conclusion pp.155–156; not every passage or cited underlying study
LocationPrinted pp.139–145,155–156; website path /chapter/7 denotes printed chapter5
LimitBroad crime evidence, not trials of imprisonment for communication; magnitude and causal identification remain uncertain; web chapter path is not print chapter number.
Access date2026-09-30

S37 · Paul Gendreau; Claire Goggin; Francis T. Cullen — The Effects of Prison Sentences on Recidivism

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Source layerofficially hosted authored meta-analytic report1999-3
Languageen
Document date1999
Reading scopeExecutive Summary; Method; Description of Studies; Effects on Recidivism; Discussion; references not individually read
LocationSection Method/Sample of Studies; Results/Effects on Recidivism and Table1; Discussion
LimitOlder heterogeneous largely observational studies, not speech-offence-specific; report’s views are authors’ views, not necessarily government policy.
Access date2026-09-30

S38 · National Institute of Justice — Five Things About Deterrence

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Source layerofficial short research summary; not an independent empirical study
Languageen
Document date2016
Reading scopeEntire two-page PDF including addendum; corresponding HTML article also read
LocationMay2016, NCJ247350; p.1 points1–4; p.2 addendum and Deterrence and Incapacitation
LimitBased substantially on Nagin’s review, not independent replication; Nagin’s full article was not obtained and is not represented as read.
Access date2026-09-30

S39 · Online Safety Act 2023, section 182

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Source layerofficial revised provision
Languageen
Document datecurrent selected text retrieved 2026-09-30
Reading scopeFull selected section and all attached annotations read.
Locations182(1)–(7); commencement annotation
LimitWhere null, original commencement was not independently checked; the current selected revised body was read. Act/document-level modified and valid metadata are not a claim that this particular provision changed on those dates.
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S40 · Online Safety Act 2023, section 189

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Source layerofficial revised provision
Languageen
Document datecurrent selected text retrieved 2026-09-30
Reading scopeFull selected section and all attached annotations read.
Locations189(1)–(3); especially (2); commencement annotation
LimitWhere null, original commencement was not independently checked; the current selected revised body was read. Act/document-level modified and valid metadata are not a claim that this particular provision changed on those dates.
Access date2026-09-30

S41 · Online Safety Act 2023 (Commencement No. 3) Regulations 2024, SI 2024/31

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Source layerofficial made statutory instrument
Languageen
Document datecurrent selected text retrieved 2026-09-30
Reading scopeFull regulations and explanatory material read.
Locationregs1–2; explanatory note; earlier-commencement table
LimitWhere null, original commencement was not independently checked; the current selected revised body was read. Act/document-level modified and valid metadata are not a claim that this particular provision changed on those dates.
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S42 · Sentencing Act 2020, section 222

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Source layerofficial revised provision
Languageen
Document datecurrent selected text retrieved 2026-09-30
Reading scopeFull selected section and attached annotations read.
Locations222(1)–(2); commencement annotation
LimitWhere null, original commencement was not independently checked; the current selected revised body was read. Act/document-level modified and valid metadata are not a claim that this particular provision changed on those dates.
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S43 · Contempt of Court Act 1981, section 14

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Source layerofficial revised provision
Languageen
Document datecurrent selected text retrieved 2026-09-30
Reading scopeFull selected section and attached annotations read.
Locations14(1)–(2); other selected section paragraphs read
LimitWhere null, original commencement was not independently checked; the current selected revised body was read. Act/document-level modified and valid metadata are not a claim that this particular provision changed on those dates.
Access date2026-09-30

S44 · Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984, section 24

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Source layerofficial revised provision
Languageen
Document datecurrent selected text retrieved 2026-09-30
Reading scopeFull selected section body and relevant substitution annotation read.
Locations24(1)–(5); substitution annotation
LimitWhere null, original commencement was not independently checked; the current selected revised body was read. Act/document-level modified and valid metadata are not a claim that this particular provision changed on those dates.
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S45 · Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984, section 37

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Source layerofficial revised provision
Languageen
Document datecurrent selected text retrieved 2026-09-30
Reading scopeFull selected section body and selected metadata/annotations read; not every act-wide application note.
Locations37, especially (1)–(4); full body read
LimitWhere null, original commencement was not independently checked; the current selected revised body was read. Act/document-level modified and valid metadata are not a claim that this particular provision changed on those dates.
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S46 · Bail Act 1976, section 7

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Source layerofficial revised provision
Languageen
Document datecurrent selected text retrieved 2026-09-30
Reading scopeFull selected section body and selected metadata/annotations read.
Locations7, especially (1), (3)–(5A)
LimitWhere null, original commencement was not independently checked; the current selected revised body was read. Act/document-level modified and valid metadata are not a claim that this particular provision changed on those dates.
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S47 · Magistrates’ Courts Act 1980, section 82

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Source layerofficial revised provision
Languageen
Document datecurrent selected text retrieved 2026-09-30
Reading scopeFull selected section body and selected metadata/annotations read.
Locations82, especially (1)–(4); full body read
LimitWhere null, original commencement was not independently checked; the current selected revised body was read. Act/document-level modified and valid metadata are not a claim that this particular provision changed on those dates.
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S48 · Bail Act 1976, Schedule 1

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Source layerofficial revised provision
Languageen
Document datecurrent selected text retrieved 2026-09-30
Reading scopeFull Schedule1 body read; selected current annotations, not every act-wide effect.
LocationPart1; Part1A; Part2 paras1–6; Parts2A–3; selected current amendment annotations
LimitWhere null, original commencement was not independently checked; the current selected revised body was read. Act/document-level modified and valid metadata are not a claim that this particular provision changed on those dates.
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S49 · Sentencing Act 2020, section 224

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Source layerofficial revised provision
Languageen
Document datecurrent selected text retrieved 2026-09-30
Reading scopeFull selected section and attached annotations read; relevant pending-effect metadata inspected.
Locations224(1A), (4), (6); commencement and amendment annotations; unapplied-effect entries relating to s224
LimitWhere null, original commencement was not independently checked; the current selected revised body was read. Act/document-level modified and valid metadata are not a claim that this particular provision changed on those dates.
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S50 · Online Safety Act 2023, section 179

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Source layerofficial revised provision
Languageen
Document datecurrent selected text retrieved 2026-09-30
Reading scopeFull selected section body and relevant commencement annotation read; s180 exemptions not separately read.
Locations179(1)–(7); commencement annotation
LimitWhere null, original commencement was not independently checked; the current selected revised body was read. Act/document-level modified and valid metadata are not a claim that this particular provision changed on those dates.
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S51 · How laws are made

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Source layerofficial parliamentary procedure guidance
Languageen
Document datecurrent selected text retrieved 2026-09-30
Reading scopeReturned page body read; institutional passage guidance.
Locationlines154–164
LimitSelected official guidance; no filing or adoption implied.
Access date2026-09-30

S52 · Malicious Communications Act 1988, section 1

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Source layerofficial revised provision
Languageen
Document datecurrent selected text retrieved 2026-09-30
Reading scopeFull selected section body and relevant repeal annotations read.
Locations1 remaining limbs and retained deleted text; s1(1)(a)(ii)–(iii), (2) repeal annotations
LimitWhere null, original commencement was not independently checked; the current selected revised body was read. Act/document-level modified and valid metadata are not a claim that this particular provision changed on those dates.
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S53 · Public bills

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Source layerofficial parliamentary procedure guidance
Languageen
Document datecurrent selected text retrieved 2026-09-30
Reading scopeReturned substantive page body read, including government/backbench routes, stages and evidence.
Locationlines153–194
LimitSelected official guidance; no filing or adoption implied.
Access date2026-09-30

S54 · Private Members’ Bills

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Source layerofficial parliamentary procedure guidance
Languageen
Document datecurrent selected text retrieved 2026-09-30
Reading scopeOnly returned substantive fragment read; not claimed as a full-page reading.
Locationlines153–158
LimitSelected official guidance; no filing or adoption implied.
Access date2026-09-30

S55 · Royal Assent

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Source layerofficial parliamentary procedure guidance
Languageen
Document datecurrent selected text retrieved 2026-09-30
Reading scopeFull returned page read; substantive passage and commencement body at listed lines.
Locationlines154–174
LimitSelected official guidance; no filing or adoption implied.
Access date2026-09-30

S56 · Elena Sannikova — courtroom report on the Dmitriyevskiy trial

Read the Russian courtroom report

Selected courtroom-report passage read, including the questioning of expert Teslenko about page 8 of expert report no. 697; publication heading, date and author read. Published 3 February 2006; accessed 30 September 2026.

A published courtroom report, not a newspaper facsimile, official transcript or complete expert report. The Russian wording is not presented as a backtranslation of the 2017 English judgment.

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