Mary Bell order
/ˌmɛːrɪ ˈbɛl ˌɔːdə/English Law
noun
A court order prohibiting the publication of information which might lead to the identification of a child who is a ward of court or otherwise involved in legal proceedings.
Origin
1990s; earliest use found in The Guardian. From the name of Mary Bell (b. 1957), who was tried for manslaughter in 1968 + order.
- overestimation
- overexact
- over-exacting
- over-excitability
- overexcitable
- overexcite
- overexcitement
- over-exercise
- overexert
- overexertion
- overexpansion
- overexploit
- over-exploitation
- overexpose
- overexposure
- overexpress
- overexpressed
- overexpression
- overextend
- overextension
- overextravagant
- overextravagantly
- overface
- overfaced
- overfall