Ursula Cheer
Law commentator Ursula Cheer
University of Canterbury Professor of Law, Ursula Cheer, discusses Melania's Trump's defamation claim against the New York based US publisher of MailOnline, Mail Media Inc, and a US blogger named… Audio
Legal Commentator Ursula Cheer
Ursula Cheers discusses a recent British case where a married celebrity with children obtained an injunction preventing the UK media from naming him in a 'threesome' romp. What implications will this… Audio
A celebrity sex scoop - and a legal ethical quandary
When a court injunction prevented English and Welsh media from publishing a celebrity sex story, it didn't stop media in some other countries naming names. New Zealand outlets were left wondering… Audio
Lawyers Gender Balance - Ursula Cheer
This year marks the first time there will be equal numbers of men and women lawyers. Women law graduates have outnumbered men for more than a decade, and the Law Society says those practicing will… Audio
Legal commentator Ursula Cheer
Professor Ursula Cheer of Canterbury University discusses media law, including a high profile defamation case involving the Australian treasurer. Audio
Media law with Ursula Cheer
Professor Ursula Cheer of Canterbury University discusses media law issues - today she talks about damages and breach of privacy. Audio
Media law with Ursula Cheer
Professor Ursula Cheer of Canterbury University discusses media law issues - today she's looking at looming changes to in-court media coverage. Audio
Media law with Ursula Cheer
Ursula Cheers discusses the legal implications for media using drones for news gathering. Audio
Media law with Ursula Cheer
The implications of the recent defamation case taken against blogger Cameron Slater. Audio
Blogger seeks publication injunctions
The dirty politics saga doesn't appear to have hurt the National Party in the polls but Whale Oil blogger Cameron Slater says the revelations are hurting him. Audio
Law with Ursula Cheer
Judge Whata's suppression orders surrounding the case of murderer and rapist, Aaron McDonald. Audio
Law with Ursula Cheer
Ursula looks back on the implications of the decision of the court to terminate the right of TV3 to film the John Banks trial. Audio
Law with Ursula Cheer
Ursula Cheer talks about the Weller Case and the invasion of privacy by the media. Audio
Books not news according to court ruling
The High Court in Auckland has ruled that a book about Kim Dotcom isn't protected by the privacy act because it isn't journalism. Audio
Media law commentator Ursula Cheer
Sir Geoffrey Palmer's memoir and his thoughts on media law. Audio
Law professor discusses defamation claims from Colin Craig
The leader of the Conservative Party, Colin Craig, says he's likely to proceed with legal action against the Green Party leader, Russel Norman, over his continued refusal to retract comments about Mr… Audio
Law commentator Ursula Cheer
David Bain's wedding and how the media coverage broke so many rules. Audio
Fairfax apologises to Joe Karam
Fairfax has published an apology to David Bain supporter Joe Karam in the Sunday Star Times. Audio