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Australian journalists accused of violating Cardinal Pell suppression order
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March 1, 2019
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Dozens of journalists in Australia who reported on Cardinal George Pell's trial could face jail time. Pell's trial was subject to a gag order due to another trial in which Pell faced more sexual abuse allegations.
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