Assumption: "(Publication) The court has to hold a hearing to decide whether to publish."
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What People Expect
People expect to argue about publication in person.
Court Reality
Publication can be decided on paper after written submissions. In a 2024 family court case, the parties were given a short deadline to send their views in writing and the judge decided without a further hearing.
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The Gap?
"(Publication) The court has to hold a hearing to decide whether to publish."
Court Reality
Publication can be decided on paper after written submissions. In a 2024 family court case, the parties were given a short deadline to send their views in writing and the judge decided without a further hearing.
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