hearing and has adjourned that hearing to another day, he
shall, at the beginning of the adjourned hearing state that
such order has been made.
(5) A report of a preparatory hearing published or
broadcast without any order under subsection (2) may
contain
(a)
the name of the judge;
(b) the names, occupations and ages of the parties
and witnesses;
(c)
the offence, or a summary thereof, with which the
accused is charged;
(d) the names of counsel and solicitors engaged in
the proceedings;
(e)
where the hearing is adjourned, the date to which
it is adjourned;
(E)
any arrangements as to bail on adjournment;
(g) whether legal aid was granted to the accused.
(6) If a report is published or broadcast in
contravention of this section, the following persons
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