Enforcing that law in that case is ilegitimate

because 1: There was no reason why the public should not know that the grooming happened

and 2: I dont think Tommy was informed of this

hes saying he doesnt care because he will be in protective custody the whole time

"you could be put into protective custody"

What’s the difference between all the journalists outside the court when count dankula was being tried and the grooming gang case?

not that he would

I'd understand a gag law being enforced in a critical matter

like an inminent terrorist attack or something

I think the blackout was that there were so many defendants that they couldn't try them all at once and didn't want the outcome of the first trial affecting the second one

hence the blackout

but still, how would TR know he couldn't do what he did

he was media

he was covering an event

and he got arrested

prior record/shit be damned

If he had been informed he wouldnt be in jail

he knew, because thats what he was arrested for in the first place

right

I get that

I dont think he knew

he is not stupid

if he knew he wouldnt have reported on it

and I concede he probably did break whatever shit law / command / whatever, but it's still wrong

maybe the first time... but not the second

He didnt look like he had any idea that the law was in place for that case

I get what you're saying wacka, but he's done a ton of shit that he could have since been arrested for if that's true

its kinda like YT, you don't know what would cause you to be arrested...

he hasnt done the thing that he was expressly told not to do since he was arrested for the same thing tthough

He and his lawyer know exactly what he can do and say without getting arrested

I do agree, as Sargon said, it was a poor choice

mmhm I think there is something Im missing

He knew he would be arrested?

I don't think he did

hes already been arrested for the exact same thing... I dont think he would just forget that

but he probably knew it *could* get him arrested, not that he would have

calculated risk that ended poorly I guess

anyway

again, we're discussing the semantics of a shitty law

whatever law that is

contempt of court