Assumption: "(Publication) Once it's published, I can share it and say who it's about."
1 min readThis content reflects observational insights and lived community experiences. It does not constitute legal advice — always consult a qualified professional for your specific circumstances.
What People Expect
People think a published judgment is free to share with names attached.
Court Reality
Identifying anyone in an anonymised judgment, on social media or anywhere else, is contempt of court. This applies to the parents and their families as well as the public.
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The Gap?
"(Publication) Once it's published, I can share it and say who it's about."
Court Reality
Identifying anyone in an anonymised judgment, on social media or anywhere else, is contempt of court. This applies to the parents and their families as well as the public.
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